'Mrs May and Family, 
I worked with Chief May in the late 1960s at Hq Recruitimg Service. He was a great man. As a young SSgt I learned a lot from him; not just military, but most of all what it took to be a successful, thoughtful man. Called him several times over the years. Am sorry for the loss of Chief May. Apologize for late note. Was going to call today and saw obituary. God Bless you all. Walter Brian Dillon'

'It's been almost 30 years since a was around Larry, and yet I remember him fondly. In the best sense, he was a co-worker and a father figure. The world will not be as good a place without him, yet I'm certain that he has a place in Heaven. I shall miss him, and I wish the best for all who knew and loved him.'

'Lawrence was the most generous man I ever met. He loved the Lord, shared his faith, encouraged others in their faith and gave everyone the benefit of the doubt. He believed in Christian unity, compassion toward those who struggled, had a forgiving spirit and was totally committed to the Lord, his family and the local congregation where he served. I loved this man dearly and will miss him as my mentor and brother in Christ.'

'I am so sorry for your loss. My thoughts are with you and your family during this time.'

'Larry was a dependable, consistent, open minded banker for our business for many years. Visiting with him was a joy and pleasure. His outlook on life was refreshing.

Thanks Larry,

Bill Lockett'

'Aunt Sarah Lou, Glynda, Larry, Sheri & family.
My heart is deeply saddened at the passing of Uncle Winfred. Although I did not get to see him that often, he was always so interested in everything that I was doing. I always tried to visit with him & Aunt Sarah Lou when I was in San Antonio. I have wonderful childhood memories of visiting with them in Waco, San Antonio & trips to Hope with your family when I was younger. Your Dad is & was a special person in my life. My love to each of you during this time.'

'He was ever ready with a hug and a smile. Always with such kindness and a gentle, happy, loving spirit that he shared with all. Wlill miss Uncle Winfred and send all my love to his family during this difficult time.'

'To the Lawrence May family, may I extend my sincere sympathy in your loss. Lawrence and my husband Rodney, met at LAFB in the 1950's. To Glen and his family, your visits to us while living in Austin were so treasured and we often spoke of Larry and how proud we were of his accomplishments. May you all be blessed and know we will remember Larry fondly. Betty Ludwig'

'Dear May family, 
I am so sorry for your loss. Mr. May was a wonderful man and I was blessed it have him as my neighbor growing up. He always was so kind to my brothers and I. Mr. May always offering us a chocolate soldier from his refrigerator in the garage. He spoke wisdom into me when I left for college and his friendly smile and wave is what made Oak Shadows home. While I will miss my dear friend I know that he is rejoicing with our Father in heaven. 
I pray God comfort and blessing on you all.'

'Loving Memories of Uncle Winfred! A True Christian, A Generous Spirit, and Always a Smile on his Face!'

OBITUARY

Lawrence W. Mr. May

August 25, 1928 – October 24, 2018

Porter Loring Mortuary - McCullough

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