Larry was born in Odessa, Texas, the son of Maurice and Sandra Reeves. He graduated from high school in Carrollton, Texas. He was a plumbing contractor for Maurice Reeves and Son Plumbing. He was a Mason and a member of the Edhube Baptist Church. He enjoyed breeding thoroughbred racehorses and racing his pigeons.
Larry is survived by two daughters, Carrie and Lori, parents, Maurice and Sandra, sister, Kristi (David), nephew, Daniel, and a long list of aunts, uncles, cousins, extended family, and friends.
Larry was always taking care of everyone around him, even strangers. He was a loving man with a heart of gold, admired by everyone he met.
(Thank you, Connie Falzone, for sponsoring this memorial.)
Larry is survived by two daughters, Carrie and Lori, parents, Maurice and Sandra, sister, Kristi (David), nephew, Daniel, and a long list of aunts, uncles, cousins, extended family, and friends.
Larry was always taking care of everyone around him, even strangers. He was a loving man with a heart of gold, admired by everyone he met.
(Thank you, Connie Falzone, for sponsoring this memorial.)
Larry was born in Odessa, Texas, the son of Maurice and Sandra Reeves. He graduated from high school in Carrollton, Texas. He was a plumbing contractor for Maurice Reeves and Son Plumbing. He was a Mason and a member of the Edhube Baptist Church. He enjoyed breeding thoroughbred racehorses and racing his pigeons.
Larry is survived by two daughters, Carrie and Lori, parents, Maurice and Sandra, sister, Kristi (David), nephew, Daniel, and a long list of aunts, uncles, cousins, extended family, and friends.
Larry was always taking care of everyone around him, even strangers. He was a loving man with a heart of gold, admired by everyone he met.
(Thank you, Connie Falzone, for sponsoring this memorial.)
Larry is survived by two daughters, Carrie and Lori, parents, Maurice and Sandra, sister, Kristi (David), nephew, Daniel, and a long list of aunts, uncles, cousins, extended family, and friends.
Larry was always taking care of everyone around him, even strangers. He was a loving man with a heart of gold, admired by everyone he met.
(Thank you, Connie Falzone, for sponsoring this memorial.)
