I know my dad is proud. We celebrated his life and the service was the most awesome service I have ever been at. In sharing and remembering the crazy things he did throughout his time with us we laughed just as much as we cried.  I know he was watching and thinking Chrissy quit your d*** crying. This page is also for memories. My dad had a big heart and also lived to make people laugh. I planned on getting up there winging it at the service but couldn't. Now tho I want to honor his memory by telling some memories.
 One time when he was in the hospital I stayed the night with him there not wanting to leave his side. He lay in his hospital bed and I sat in the recliner as we watched one of his old John Wayne cowboys. It was late, I think We both were waiting to go to sleep until after the other one did. He says Chrissy you want to switch places so you can lay down and go to sleep. I said dad I'm not taking your bed I'm fine. He asked a few more times I kept the same answer. Then he says d***it Chrissy I want my recliner get your a** up here and let me sit there. So even though he had an alarm hooked to him that alerted the nurse when he got out of bed because he wasn't supposed to and he would anyway I switched him and tried to pretend I was falling asleep so he would go to sleep. Then the nurse comes in and says to him you are not supposed to be getting out of bed. Dad didn't even acknowledge her just kept his eyes on the t.v. So the nurse looks at me and says he isn't supposed to be getting out of bed if he falls it's a liability or something I said that's my dad do you really think he's going to listen to me. Then dad said why the heck you put the recliner in my room if I can't sit in it. The nurse was so mad she stomped out of the room shaking her head I said dad see you got us both in trouble and we both just started laughing. Maybe he did want the recliner maybe he thought we could both get some sleep that way, It was sweet loving and turned hilarious. 

Dad,
I will always remember your incredible strength.  You always worked hard and did whatever it took to take care of your family and those you loved!  You had a wonderful sense of humor and loved to have fun.  I will always remember you had such a big heart and your feelings ran very deep making you very passionate. You had so many great qualities that you instilled in me and I am very greatful for you helping to mold me into who I am.  You will be very missed but I’m glad you are no longer in pain and are at peace.  I love you dearly!  This is not goodbye but until we meet again!

Dad,
You are and always will be the greatest man I've ever known, no one else in this world will ever compare. You always were there for all of us kids, growing up we never were in need for anything you spoiled us all especially mom. You and mom have shown us what love truly is. You've always been there to listen, to help, to make us laugh. Everything you did was always so outrageous. We could never find away to get you back for anything, you never got embarrassed because you was always a big kid at heart. Just fun to be around. Anybody you ever met you made an impact on, because you are one of a kind. I'm not going to think about this being goodbye, I can't. You're at peace now and one day we will all be together again. Until then I know you'll be watching over us. You are the best dad and papa anybody could ever have. I love you.... Until we meet again.♥️


Vickey, I’m so sorry to hear about Larry. Carey and I enjoyed all the fun times we had with the two of you. We’ll keep you and your family in our thoughts and prayers. 

Uncle larry,  A day of sadness, mourning, and non-understanding, we offset it with the remembrance of joy and love that you brought to each and everyone of our lives. Today you may not be here with us physically but the impact that you had on each and everyone of our lives cannot simply be let go. Theres a known thing called a legacy, The legacy that you leave behind will let each of us remember the things you enjoyed most, the people you loved being surrounded by, and all the things you did in life to make it that much better. Uncle Larry your gone but not forgotten. Love you may God bless the family and provide a hedge of protection to surround the family and give a spirit of comfort, strength and joy to all the family. In jesus loving name amen.

U were always my favorite  brother an I will miss u so much enjoyed hanging out with u  an vicki at the casinos I know ur in a better place but still wish we could talk on the phone like we did enjoyed the laughs we shared together  u the wife an me don't remember  much about our childhood  probably  a good thing but I will see u someday soon love u big brother 

Uncle Larry all the nights me and you spent close talking laughing cutting up having fun talking about hot rods Top Fuel dragsters Wendy's cheeseburgers and milkshakes I'm going to miss prank calling each other having fun I see myself as split repeat of Who You Are and have been told all of my life that I am reminded of you so just remember you left your Mini-Me here and I will see you at the gates of Heaven can never forget going to Hot Rod burger with you I must say you were one of my Kick-Ass favorite uncles and a very perfectionist person I love you I'm going to miss you very much I will just keep on in life at everything I do remembering my Uncle Larry and his ways until I see you again I love you rest in peace and we will prank call each other in heaven by Uncle Larry

My fondest memory of you my brother was when we were mere tykes (born eleven months apart). You were forever in hand with your soft foam mouse Topio Gigio. You loved that big eared smiling doll and took it everywhere you went, never sharing him with anyone, not even me...Your little sister. Through the years as I became older, I often wondered...Did I want to play with your doll or was I really wanting to play with you? I think we both know the answer! Rest in peace my brother and know you were truly loved!!! 

OBITUARY

Larry Langley

December 6, 1953 – December 6, 2018

Lakeview Funeral Home & Cemetery

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