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by Virginia on
Thursday, February 28, 2008
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My heart breaks for you and your loss.
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by Anonymous on
Thursday, February 28, 2008
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Deep Condolences. Really, truly, very sorry for your loss. I hope so deeply that something lke this never happens again.
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Los Angeles, California |
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by Esther on
Thursday, February 28, 2008
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My heart felt grief and deep sorrow when I heard of your passing today and the trouble you were having; the pain, the loneliness inside... No one should ever decide when soemone's life should be taken "because of who they are". When Jesus walked the earth he came in peace, not killing. He spoke words of truth, but ultimately he serached the heart. We all have sins of the flesh, mind, and heart and we must look past our frailties and have a spirit of love - not condemnation. Although your killer is obviously a troubled youth, it's sad that 2 lives are now taken becuase of bigotry and ignorance... My Son is also gay; he was 16 when he told me, although heartbreaking initially, my love and support for him never faltered, and now he's 23 and I love him more every day, for the beautifully spirited man and best friend he's become. Regrettably, one that you won't have the opportunity to be to someone, for no doubt you had a beautiful spirit inside too, just waiting to found and loved...
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Crofton, MD |
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by David STeele on
Thursday, February 28, 2008
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Your entire family is in my prayers, I ask for strength and courage for all of you, that your son is resting in peace.
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Canton, Ohio |
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by Bridget Serig on
Thursday, February 28, 2008
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May positive energy of people, love, and light surround you and all people involved!
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St. Peter, MN |
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by Maria Snyder on
Thursday, February 28, 2008
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I got here throught the HRC site, and I sit here crying thinking of my eigth grader who is her own person too. I am so sorry for your loss, and plan to help my daughter with the National Day of Silence to help everyone remember Larry.
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Las Vegas, Nevada |
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by charlie wood on
Thursday, February 28, 2008
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My heart goes out to the family and friends that have had to endure this violent and sad loss....no one's life should end at such a young age, i hope people will begin to open there eyes and see that ppl are ppl no matter what...lawrence, i hope you've finally found the love you've been looking for.
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hampton, connecticut |
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by Robert Lutes on
Thursday, February 28, 2008
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Larry was simply trying to be himself. It saddens me that there are others who cannot tolerate "differences" among people. Larry's loss is all of humanity's loss, for we'll never be able to fully appreciate this multi-faceted, talented human being. Larry's love of butterflies brings to mind a quote I once saw on a bench in a Santa Barbara bontanical garden. It goes something like this: "Happiness is like a butterfly. While you chase it, it eludes you. When you aren't looking, it gently lights on your shoulder." Larry's butterfly has gently lit on his shoulder, sending him to a much better place than here on Earth. Bless the soul of a very precious human being.
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Temple City, CA |
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by Emilie on
Thursday, February 28, 2008
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I have only just heard about Larry and the horrible way he lost his life and his loved ones lost him. My heart goes out to every one who knew and respected him for who he was. To those without respect, let us hope that your hearts and minds will open. Our only true freedom is the ability to love everyone. Violence embodies the antithesis of love. If only all the love expressed on this website and at the vigils being held in Larry's name was enough to reverse the violence and bring Larry back to his family.
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Salt Lake City, UT |
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by JOYCE NORRIS on
Thursday, February 28, 2008
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OUR SINCERE SYMPATHY TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY IN THE LOSS OF YOUR SON LARRY.I DID NOT KNOW OF THIS UNTIL I READ MY E-MAIL FROM HRC. MY SON, SIGNIFICANT OTHER AND MYSELF WILL CONTINUE TO REMEMBER YOU ALL IN OUR PRAYERS AND MAY YOU KNOW TIME HEALS AND YOU ARE NOT ALONE AT THIS DIFFICULT TIME.
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SACATON, ARIZONA |
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