dear larry, here it is two years since your passing and yet on a daily basis i see the impact your death has made within our community. to my disappointment i had not the honor of knowing you as the fine young man you became but forever remembering as a child who brought out the love of a beautiful young woman who would suffer a loss of her son long before his death forever young to both mother and son may you be reunited in a better world which loves us all as we are

Sweet Larry....Honey, watch over Mom, Dad and little brother. You are much loved and missed.
Love Always,
Aunt Jacque

I'm hello my name is jasmine brown i really didn't know Larry but when i saw his story in brought out a lot of emotions in me i am sorry for your lose.I am really on here because i can relate to Larry's story when i was 11 i turned gay and i came out when i was 11 to i didn't tell every body at first because i was scared but i finally came out and now i am not scared to tell people i am gay but i am 14 now and i will turn 15 in April but it is hard being gay in united states because there is always some one behind your back laughing or picking at you but what i just say is words don't hurt me because you only get one life on this earth so why not be happy while your here but i just wanted to show a little love to Larry and his family and tell them that their not alone but wish Larry's family the best of luck. Larry save me a spot up there in heaven love you.

From hearing about Larry's loss but bravery, he helped me express the way i am today. . He also showed me how to be my self, i am gay also and Larry is my hero
May God Bless Him

Its been 2 years since your death, but I want you to know that I've never forgotten the story of who you are, where you come from and where you have been in your life. I would have loved to have known you when you were alive in the physical world, but maybe I'll get to know you in the spiritual world when its my time to go home to God. Please stay safe with God and know how much I love you for never being afraid to live your life to the fullest.

warmth to everyone thinking of Lawrence King. all blessings to his friends & family.

LarrY King. A child of the masses. After this, no one will forget the violence brought upon the gay community. You will be sincerely missed.

two years after this terrible crime, I want to let you know that there are still lots of people thinking of you, Larry.

To know that I lived a couple blocks from where a boy attended school on a daily who had the courage that so many of us lacked.. makes me feel honored..

R.I.P Larry. How can someone do that to a child. That is terrible what happen. I would like to bless his family and there will be peace among you and others.