It is a tragedy when someone dies just for being gay.

Dear Lawrence "Larry" King,
I never knew you, I was never friends with you on MySpace or FaceBook, and it wasn't until recently that I was told about you; but the moment I listened to your story, and I learned what was done to you, I wept. I wept for people like my two openly gay mothers, and for Matthew Shepard, and Sean Kennedy. I wept because you gave your life so that something beautiful could happen. It is a desperate shame that you never got to see hate crimes such as your own enter the constitution. As many before me have said, I also love you, and I miss you. I miss the laughs we will never have gotten to share, or the smiles I could have given you. I hope you are enjoying yourself, wherever you are now.
Love Forever and Always,
Amber, a friend.
15, FL.

I still miss larry and i still wish that he would come back and if i see a blue and black butterfly i think of him being there for us all the time.

You Will Be Loved & Remembered Always Larry. U Awakened alot many people from their darkness.
I'm Sure u r watching us from heaven.

i love u larry one love god bless u

i am truly sorry for your loss. Larry's death has helped with hate crimes around the country. I hate that a death had to show the US how bad hate was. Larry will be remembered forever. and should not be covered in vain.

Larry was such a BRAVE boy. I pray your death will not be in vein and that it will open the eyes and hearts of many to Tolerance and Acceptance. Thank you Larry for your tremendous bravery, and for the insperation you have given to thousands of gay youth. You will live on with kind thoughts through thousands whose live's you have touched.

i was just searching threw youtube as i do everyday and came across the very very sad story of Larry king i cant belive this. I didnt no Larry but i just wont to say R.I.P you was just being your self and cant belive you got killed for being gay. you was such a beautiful person all i can say is i leave my thoughs with his family now xx

I m glad to see the web sites in remeberance of Lawrance and Matthew Sephard n hope it will create love, tolerance and patience and people do appreciate the other people who are not like most of the world is.

I would just like to send my condolences to anyone who knew Larry, especially the family. What happened was not fair, and has put everyone in the gay community...no...anyone different in remorse. I hope one day that society will learn to accept those who are unlike anyone else as equals to the "normal" people. Larry will be remembered not only as another statistic, but as a friend, a son, but more importantly, a human being just like the rest of us.