May GOD have you nortured in his arms..for you died an angel...GOD BLESS

Your courage was inspiring. You lived your life in a way that many others cannot--with sincerity and earnestness. I hope to one day have your courage.

God bless you and your family .. this was totally wrong.. enough is enough .. there needs to be an end to homophobia in this nation.. my son, age 20, is gay.. we love him so much.. he's a wonderful son and person.. and I've always had to worry about his safety over the years.. and that's wrong... we shouldn't have to. There must be an end to this hatred. {{{HUGS}} to you all... Larry was a brave boy.. and he had every right to feel proud of who he was!

Larry, I did not know you. But I wept for you, as I remember my being persecuted in school as a gay child, myself. I know how you felt, being mistreated because of who you were. I am with you in my thoughts. I am a 65 year old man, and sadly, understanding of gay people has not changed much over the years. Perhaps your death will make the world a better place for other gay children, so that they will not be so mistreated as you and I were by those who failed to compassionately understand us.
Rest in peace dear Larry. God bless.

God Bless You all. I was deeply saddened to read about Larry's death. It is a terrible shame that in 2008 we still, as a culture and a society, will not allow people to be themselves. Your child, grandchild, nephew, friend, whatever he is to you, now flies with the angels. You are in my prayers.

I can't believe that a crime so hai nous like that still happens now days. We need to stand up in front of atrocity like that.

I just recently became aware of this tragic event. My heart goes out to all involved.

Larry you were a brave young man and I believe would have gone on to do great things. Rest in peace special angel. I'm glad to know your are watching over us.

I am so sorry for your loss. My heart and prayers go out to you and your family during this time of deep sadness.

I hope your family can somehow find peace and comfort. Larry's tragic passing has shown that we need to start loving each other more no matter how different we may seem. God bless!