I read about this tragic event and it touched me so much that it brought tears to my eyes. My heart and prayers go out to this beautiful little boys family. He did not deserve to die. He had soo much ahead of him. May he rest in peace because he is now in a better place where this hatred nonsense doesnt exist.

Rest I Peace Larry!

My condolonces to your lost. I am proud to say that your son, Larry was not ashamed of who he was and if he felt that he was a woman. Then you know what good for him and he will make a difference, that someday everyone will accept others like Larry.

hi i just went too let the family know am so sorry to hare and read about there son.i know how they feel.see my baby brother was killed in county jail year 2005 and we still dont know what real happen till this day.my heart goes with you all love rita ps god bless you (

What a beautiful child... To the family and friends of Larry:May you find strength in your time of sorrow. I believe in angels and I know that Heaven has welcomed this angel back home with open arms.

We are truly sorry for your loss. How did this child get a handgun? Why is it so easy for our children to obtain guns & drugs? It's a shame that in the great country we have so much ignorance & intolerance. We are all Gods children. If he didn't want gay/lesbians, handicapped, etc.,people in the world-then tell me why, if he is our creator, why we are here? As a lesbian couple we have faced all kinds of unacceptance, ignorance, etc. But we keep on fighting for our rights & the rights of the gay/lesbian children coming up now. God bless Larry-may he now rest in Peace. Our hearts go out to his family.

So sorry for your loss...This didnt need to happen..To him...to anyone...So sad to judge people ...Prayers for your family..god bless

Larry -- You will be remembered in all of our hearts. Only a coward would hurt someone because of their hate, but it takes true bravery and strength to defy all that society has laid down as gender roles. You are an inspiration.

First of all my thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family. I too have a son who wears female clothing and I too have fought the school he attended for not enforcing the dress code. I really feel in my heart that maybe if they had enforced the dress code things would be different for my son as well (He is now 18 and living out of my home.) While I still do not approve of all of his decisions, I believe in free will and the right to be whoever we want to be. Keep up the fight and know you are not alone.

I just heard about this and it is so heart breaking. My heart goes out to the family and friends that Larry must have left behind.God bless each of you. The young man that ended Larry's life that day in the class room will have to stand before God one day.