i am larrys older brother to larry u will always be with me RIP

My condolences to everyone who loved Larry. Thirty-five years ago, I was a sissy gay boy who was bullied daily in high school, so I recognize the courage he displayed in his life -- and sense his loss all the more strongly. I thank Larry's many peers who are speaking out in his memory: In the face of this tragedy, you are the young people who give us hope that we may one day build a society where LGBT people are treated with respect.

It is so difficult to understand how something like this could happen. I didn't know Larry but my wife did. She was the teacher's aide in his third period class. My prayers go out to Larry and his family. I know he is in a much better place. I can already see the positive change that has sparked in the community. Larry's memory will live on in our hearts. En paz descanse.

I was extremely saddened to learn of the shooting and eventual death of Lawrence “Larry” King.
As I child, I too loved butterflies. And, licorice sticks. In fact, it would have been a challenge for me to part with them to attract crawdads.
Tribute donations IN MEMORY OF LAWRENCE “LARRY” KING have been made to the Lawrence King Memorial Fund, the GSA Network, the Ventura County Rainbow Alliance and the Bulldog Pride Scholarship Fund at Fresno State.
May he rest in peace.
PETER ROBERTSON
http://www.bulldogpride.org/

What a terrible thing to happen to someone so young. My thoughts and prayers go out to the family and friends of this Brave young boy and may Angels care for him in a much better place.
Peace to you and yours!

As a parent who has lost children, I sympathize deeply with you. The cirumstances of your son's death are tragic and troubling. My prayers are with you all.

Your memory and bravery lives on. You are a hero and we are so sorry that this tragic and unnecessary event has occured.
Please know that you will never be forgotten. We are including you on our memorial, traveling, educational exhibit to travel throughout the USA and st schools and universities to "Stop Hate in 2008" and beyond.
Please know you are in our thoughts go out to you and your family. Please see our ongoing tribute to your life at www.GayAmericanHeroes.com -- we hope that remembering your life and the tragic circumstances around your death will help others and move us all to a more loving place.
Respectfully submitted,
Chip Arndt
Co-Winner of The Amazing Race
Board of Directors
Gay American Heroes Foundation
www.GayAmericanHeroes.com

You have my deepest sympathys and condolences. My heart goes out to the entire family and community affected by the injustice done to this little boy.

last night DOWNTOWN LA - blue eyeshadow - honoring LARRY'S short life of independence.

I am so sorry for your loss. Larry was an extremely brave and courageous young man. He was not afraid at the very impressionable and peer sensitive age of 15 to walk with integrity, hold his head high and be true to who he was. He was and will remain in my memory as an amazing young man.
Terry Woodward