LP, We all miss you so much. One thing that I think about all the time is how all of this has brought so many people back in touch. I think above everything else this is a true testament to you and how you lived your life. Justin and Marlee will grow up hearing about you and learning what a hero is. You have achieved legend status; I know you would love it. I love listening to Michael's stories about you, him, Adam, Gary and Jeffrey growing up. You are truly one of a kind and we will miss you and love always! You and your family are always in our thoughts.

So sorry to hear about Larry, he was truly something special. Though I had not seen him in years I felt that I lost a friend as well. My condolences to Larryâ??s friends and family.

Polatsch: I really miss you buddy! From the time we met 25 years ago to the Hamptons this past summer, you have been the truest of friends and a constant source of happiness and laughter in my life. I know it sounds hackneyed, but a piece of me went with you on 9/11. Still, I am left with wonderful memories, where your big grinning face will continue to live on. All the best, Saul P.S. I have no idea what my brother is talking about (prior entry).

Dear Larry, I can't believe you're gone. It doesn't make sense. Although we never really knew each other, I see you were a special person from what others have written. I'm a TV producer now, If I run into Julia, I'll send her your love. God bless... David

Dear Laurence, I feel bad about what happened at the world trade center. When my mom told me I started to cry. I really love you very much because you knew me since I was a baby. I squeezed you tonight when I went to sleep. My dog is cute. You should see him. I love you... Love, Sydney

LP, for over 10 years now, most of our encounters have been brief. I would bump into you on the street or in a bar, or see you whizzing by on your rollerblades with that big LP smile on your face. But it was always a pleasure to see you, I always knew you would give me a laugh. Everyone was talking about the way you lived your life, and how that should be an inspiration to us. It sounds a bit cliché, but it is so true. I have thought about you, and about living life to the fullest, so many times these past 2 months. I hope to pass that outlook on to my kids, and in that way, you and your spirit will live on. Where ever you are, I am sure you are having a damn good time.

LP, I still can not believe that you not here and the passage of time has not made it any easier. You were one of a kind. Everytime, I go get a cup of coffee at a restaurant I can not help but laugh and think of you and that time when we went to Cosmos in Syracuse, and that cheezy looking waitress with 4 ear rings on each ear and one in her nose and tounge brought you your cup of coffee and asked 'Cream in your coffee sir?' and you replied in a deep sarcastic voice 'I'd rather you didn't'. It is the memories like these which have helped me get through this difficult period. I have started writing credos again(you have been mentioned it quite a few), the exclusive list of recipients has expanded. You were always the first person on the list as you were part of the inspiration for the credo, I now have to learn how to write a PG credo so I can bang one out on this website. My thoughts are always with you. BIG DADDY PS: You have to be laughing right now at how neither Gary, Adam or Guppy no matter how we try get the MC joke.

DEAR lARRY, I just wanted to let you know you are truly missed. I can't help but wish when I am walking down the street to run into you, like I always did. I just wanted to thank you for always asking Gary how I was doing it meant alot. I am still waiting for your father to show me the reels of film he would threaten me with of you & I in the bathtub when we were babies. Again you will be missed. Love, Tracy Bell

Larry, Although we only spent a limited amount of time together, they were certainly not lacking in laughs. I only wish I could have spent more time with you!