Parents: Elsie (Post) Grill Chervenka and Carl Frank Grill
Siblings: Eva Frances Chervenka and (by adoption) Charles Grill
Larry was a Junior at Robert E. Lee High School in Baytown at the time of his death. He was a member of Trinity Episcopal Church.
Larry was the son of my step-father. I was quite a bit older than Larry and didn't get to spend much time with him when he came to Virginia for visits. I remember him as a really sweet boy with a beautiful smile. He always seemed to enjoy himself and I don't remember him ever being bored. The family looked forward to his visits and really hated to see him leave when it was time to go.
Siblings: Eva Frances Chervenka and (by adoption) Charles Grill
Larry was a Junior at Robert E. Lee High School in Baytown at the time of his death. He was a member of Trinity Episcopal Church.
Larry was the son of my step-father. I was quite a bit older than Larry and didn't get to spend much time with him when he came to Virginia for visits. I remember him as a really sweet boy with a beautiful smile. He always seemed to enjoy himself and I don't remember him ever being bored. The family looked forward to his visits and really hated to see him leave when it was time to go.
Parents: Elsie (Post) Grill Chervenka and Carl Frank Grill
Siblings: Eva Frances Chervenka and (by adoption) Charles Grill
Larry was a Junior at Robert E. Lee High School in Baytown at the time of his death. He was a member of Trinity Episcopal Church.
Larry was the son of my step-father. I was quite a bit older than Larry and didn't get to spend much time with him when he came to Virginia for visits. I remember him as a really sweet boy with a beautiful smile. He always seemed to enjoy himself and I don't remember him ever being bored. The family looked forward to his visits and really hated to see him leave when it was time to go.
Siblings: Eva Frances Chervenka and (by adoption) Charles Grill
Larry was a Junior at Robert E. Lee High School in Baytown at the time of his death. He was a member of Trinity Episcopal Church.
Larry was the son of my step-father. I was quite a bit older than Larry and didn't get to spend much time with him when he came to Virginia for visits. I remember him as a really sweet boy with a beautiful smile. He always seemed to enjoy himself and I don't remember him ever being bored. The family looked forward to his visits and really hated to see him leave when it was time to go.
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