King Family,
I'm so very sorry that a your son's life was taken so soon from you~ May you carry on with the support of your friends, family and strangers whom Larry has touched deeply...
Thinking of you...

I am so sorry for the loss of this precious young man. It is so sad that the world will never know Larry's potential. I will do my best to stop the hate whenever I see, or hear of it.

A fitting tribute. I am weepy from it.
While there is no chance of eliminating the sort of hatred Larry was killed by, we should do our best to make the weapons that can kill as difficult as possible for people to get.
I'm 73 and faithfully married for 45 years and am STILL gay.
As the Stonewall group has is "Some people are gay: get used to it!"
Love,
Anthony

There are not words to describe how awful this whole situation is. May you rest in Peace forever x

What happened to larry should never happen to anybody it is a shame that people are so scared of different that he had to die i will keep his family in my prayers may you all find peace and i hope that one day me and everybody in this world can stop this from ever happening again so no one ever has to lose a son a brother or a friend again

that we remember the good times the smiles and the sun it's an honour and a privledge to know that God has given such a precious gift for so long.

Larry was a good friend to everbody
at our school,he was like a brother to
me because he always help me with my
problems. larry rest in peace.and we
always love him very much.

I am very saddened by this... California is so close and a month ago is too close and he is only a year younger than me... I am also gay and am shocked at the extreme hate and ignorance to differences that still happen.. May God take care of Larry who is one of the many who stand up and try to change this world...May many more stand up just like larry.

I am really sorry to hear about Lawrence, I wrote a blog on my page if anyone would like to read it. I would leave it as a comment but its really long. My page is
www.myspace.com/sexydomtj
Again I'm really sorry...-T.J.

Larry,
You are part of a long line of great people who stood up because you were gifted with the strength others didn't have to do so. We all need to reach down into ourselves and stand up for you and who we are and what we represent...and only then will the violence against LGBTQs finally stop. I dedicate to your short life what a great leader in equal rights left us one of his many legacies:
Cesar E. Chavez said:
“Once social change begins, it cannot be reversed. You cannot uneducate the person who has learned to read. You cannot humiliate the person who feels pride. You cannot oppress the people who are not afraid anymore.”
May we always remember and pray for you. Que Dios te bendiga. Joe Husman, Ohio and California