I am so sorry about your loss.... I wish children were more educated about things and had more respect... Parents should never have to watch their children being buried

What a tragic story this is. My heart goes out to his family. This is a senseless act. Ellen summed it up best on her show. I know Lawrence's memory will forever live on.

To the family and friends of Larry King no words can ease your pain but know that he did not die in vain. His memory will stay in the minds of thousands of people who have read of this terrible injustice and hopefully we all remember your beautiful Larry and that one day we live in a world without such hate.

love and prayers and wordless grief from one mother to another

I am so sorry for your loss. It says so much about him that your family has the wherewithal to put together this website. I hope you are all surrounded by love and kindness during these tragic days and forever.
Children should be allowed to live and learn without fear. Adults should be allowed to do the same. As Americans, we have the right to disagree with each other, but absolutely not to harm each other.

What a beautiful child. Nothing I could say would possibly diminish the pain of loss. I cried when looking at the photos, just regretting what has happened. Know that no person dies in vain, and he will be remembered by those inspired to promote change.
my condolences.

My condolences to family and friends - Stay strong.
In Spirit, from Ontario

i live in the upstate of sc and i am friends with a family whose 20 year old son was killed in may of 2007 for being gay. his name was sean kennedy. it saddens me to hear of such events like the murder of larry, of sean, and of matthew shepherd. i join the many others who will keep the king family in the hearts and prayers.

It's been a couple of days since I first saw Ellen's message, and as she spoke my world stopped. It took a while to really process what she was saying, but as I listened further, this indescribable sickness came over me that still has not left to this very second. However It wasn't until I saw his picture this evening, a picture of the beautiful innocence young Larry exudes, that it really hit me.
Things need to change now.
Though it`s not much, sending a donation is the least I, and the rest of us, can do to try and overcompensate for Brandon`s ignorance. Though Larry was ridiculed by select classmates, he now has the rest of the continent behind his memory, and I wish for his family and friends to know that we`re thinking and praying for this young boy everywhere from B.C to Newfoundland.
In memory of Larry I will make it a point to teach my children the importance of the freedom of choice. Be it gay, lesbian, straight, bisexual, or transsexual, we`re all people.

My thoughts and my condolences go out to your family, and to Larry.
It is disheartening to know how un-evolved we really are.
I am sorry that a child and his family had to be victimized.
My heart aches over ignorance such as this.
When will we learn?