My Father was an amazing person. The Man had three heart attacks and bounced back from them all. I lost a piece of myself when he passed. But I find it again every time I look to the Sky. Thanks to everyone for the kind word and prayers for our Family. I will miss him terribly, but he better now. His body had failed, but his spirt lives on with those of us who knew and loved him. God Bless Everyone.

May Larry’s family and friends be comforted by God's promise to "swallow up death forever...and wipe away the tears from all faces" (Isaiah 25:8).

Barbara and family - I am very sorry to hear of Larry's passing. He was a very nice man who had a great sense of humor.

I well remember our teenage years when we went roller skating Saturday night.

God Bless You and Your Family.

Damese Donaldson-Theisen

Mrs. Pitzer and family, I am sorry to hear of Mr. Pitzer's passing. May God be with you and comfort you in this time.
Larry

Dear Barbara and Family:

I still enjoy my many good memories of our card games, picnics and double dates. When I think of young love I think of you and Larry. May he rest in peace and know he left us but will not be forgotten. Love Mona Marie

Condolences to Barbara and family. Larry was a great guy, respected and liked by everyone never a raised voice or a cross word. He had time for everyone. He was a great boss always happy and smiling. Loved his family and life. You were the best boss that I had ever worked for. May God Bless you. Rest in Peace our Dear friend.

Rest in Paradise Larry. You certainly will be missed by your loving sister, Donna Anderson. You were truly blessed to have her in your life. Prayers are being sent for comfort for your children during this time of sorrow. Until me meet again.

Barbara and family: I was saddened to read of Larry's passing. I knew Larry most of his life as we grew up neighbors in Tablers Station. My deepest sympathies to you and your family..

Heart felt condolences for the entire family. Having known and worked for Mr. Pitzer since 2001, He was always kind, fair, and honest with me. He always made our time together pleasant, enjoyable and successful. He took the greatest pride in his relationships and dedication to his family, his customers, his employees, and his community.
My fondest and most memorable time with Larry was at the 2002 US Senior Open Golf tournament at Caves Valley Country Club. We followed Fuzzy Zoeller, Tom Watson, Tom Kite, and Jim Thorpe. Never a dull moment. Larry had an interesting story for any and every situation. Larry never met a stranger. I remember sitting on a hillside with Larry, taking a break at the golf tournament, listening to a conversation he had started with another couple his age. I walked away wondering if he had known that couple for years. They all talked as if they were best and life long friends. His kind caring heart made since to everyone he knew.
Even to this day I find myself challenged with tough situations in my work place and reflect on his guidance and leadership to resolve conflict. Larry was a great boss and will be missed by many.
So Sorry for your loss. God Bless!!