Guestbook
458 entries.
wrote on November 10, 2001
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You really don't know how many lives you touch until you are gone. Lutero, you really made an impact on my children. They have not stopped asking about you and wondering how and where you are. Sydney has drawn countless pictures of you and the trade centers. I wish that you could see them...I am sure that you probably can.
I couldn't wait for this website to be up and running. It feels so good to be able to let you know how we feel. You memorial tribute was so special. Danny was an inspiration, you should be so PROUD of him. Your mom and dad are unbelievable parents. They spoke about you with unending love and so much strength. It took everything they had to get up there and talk about the loss of their son and they did it with such pride and grace.
Thank you for being a part of lives we will never forget you. HUGS AND KISSES... Jamie, Steven, Max, Ian and Sydney
wrote on November 10, 2001
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Yo LP, I was just thinking about your imitation of Jim Carey in Dumb and Dumber. The scene when Jim Carey is anxiously awaiting to be set up by his friend on a date. He is trying to impress the girl by sticking out his ass as he thinks his potential date is watching him by the bar.
I was also thinking about the many times you would pass out after almost every wedding I've attended with you. Coming back from Resnicks wedding you were totally passed out when Jonny's car broke down, and Gupp, Jonny, and myself had to push the car for blocks while you were snooring away in the back seat. I also rememebr at the end of the Anikstein's wedding, seeing you passed out in your seat. Something else happened after that but I forgot. You certainly lived your life to its fullest. Back with more memories later. You the man. Love ya kid. GB
wrote on November 9, 2001
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LP-Just want you to know that Danny and I always talk and laugh about all the great times you guys had and that we shared together. Even though I have only been around the last few years, I have so many special memories--dinners (with sake involved), making fun of each other's habits (the napkin-wiping and nail-biting), not to mention lots of other laughs! I love hearing all the funny stories, and Danny and your friends have been filling me in!
wrote on November 8, 2001
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It is good to see that I am not the only Mazor that did not know what to put where but I guess we all have it under control now Laurence- besides many memories that I have of you there is one picture that stands out in my mind- a close up of your face that was on my door in Woodbury why I don't know but I always think of it and I laugh. miss you tons
wrote on November 7, 2001
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LP can I use your ZAGUT card?
wrote on November 7, 2001
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Itâ??s still hard to believe I miss you so much it hurts! But with every tear, it ends with a smile. You will never be forgotten and will always be a part of our lives I have so many memories of good times which in the future I would like to share but for now I have to put Justin to bed, so Good Night. LP will not be forgotten and I think about him often. This site, is just one of the ways for us all to participate in his celebration of life. Lets make him proud!!
wrote on November 7, 2001
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When I heard the news about Larry his face in our 3rd grade classroom just popped into my head. I remember his big smile and that blue Farrah Fawcett t-shirt. He was always such a great person and that smile of his was a killer. Also, I thought of Mr. Chumbres' class in 6th grade and Larrry and I were the pretzel people. We would eat lunch with Mr. Chumbres and count the money from pretzel sales. Danny Wolfe ate lunch with us quite often because he was in trouble. Wow, I haven't thought about that in a long time! I always enjoyed bumping into to Larry when I was back in town. He is very missed. My condolences to the family and friends. All my love, jodi
wrote on November 7, 2001
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LP- There isn't a day that goes by that my wife or I don't mention something about you. It was truly amazing how you always had a smile and a hug whenever we saw you. You really were the most happy-go-lucky guy. College was great and I am glad we were able to keep up our friendship through the years. By the way, I'm not sure how you got home from our wedding back in 93! You and your family will always be in our thoughts.-- Kim and Brian
wrote on November 6, 2001
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LP - I don't know what Silverman is talking about, of course you would have gotten the joke that Sticky and I love so much. I know we would be calling each other MC for the next year or two. I miss you more than you will ever know. -- DP
wrote on November 5, 2001
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thinking about you all the time. hope you are at peace, miss you a great deal.
wrote on November 4, 2001
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I never knew Larry. I was a a patient of his dad's. Dr Polatsch delivered my son back in 1979 when I still lived in New York. I would like to send my condolences to the family and friends of LP. I read the Newsday story about Larry. What a character, what a wonderful person!!! There is such a likeness to his dad. It's so strange because even though we never met I will never forget Larry. God bless you all, and God bless America!
wrote on November 3, 2001
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LP- I knew you as a bud through one of my best friends, Gary Bell. We hung out and drank many beers a bunch of times. My impression of you was, 'what a nice guy.' What a friendly and down to earth guy. LP, I remember you with all the goof ball jokes that we would tell eachother, back and forth, sitting on those beaten up couches in GB's old apartment. As Gary would ask us what shirt looked good on him or not as we waited for him to finally get dressed. 'Hey, does this shirt look ok, or should I wear this one?' GB's shirt stuff went on for 45 minutes on average. LP- all I can say is this: You are in a better place now, and you are good people. This is why, no matter how heart broken I was to hear from GB that you were in one of the towers after the collapse, I then knew that god was with you. You had good heart and soul, and god has now absorbed you into heaven. LP you are among many, many people that were trapped in those buildings that had no way of getting out. Many of those people we knew, somehow, in different and varied ways, we knew. Some close, some not so close. But, in the end, many of us knew lots of you. In making that statement, the love that we have will be used to enable our friends and family to come together and not take for granted anything anymore. Nor, shall we forget those that we have lost. You will be forever with us, both in spirit and in mind. Forever in my thoughts LP. Richard B Holt
wrote on November 3, 2001
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I did not know Larry very well. My memory of him goes back to T-ball, where we played on the same team. He hit two homeruns in one game. For some reason, I've always remembered him for that. My sympathies to his family and friends.
wrote on November 3, 2001
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LP, We made a promise, that we would continue your legacy. For me, I can honestly say that I have done my part. Before I engage in anything that I may feel uncomfortable in doing, I always think 'What would you, LP do'. Thereafter I don't feel uncomfortable. You would be very proud. I'm drinking, eating great foods, and enjoying the little things. Thanks bro. Always thinking about you. La Chica! La Chica!
wrote on November 3, 2001
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LP, Since September 11th, I've received so many calls and emails from people with such amazing stories involving you that I decided to create this forum on your website so the stories could be shared by everyone. I don't want to go on for ever but I wish you could hear this joke from Jon that your brother told us. Would love to know if you thought it was funny because I just don't get it (though Jon has been laughing endlessly for two full weeks). Also, you would be so proud of GB. Every time we offer him a drink (and a second), he asks himself 'what would LP do?' - Needless to say, he lives life to the fullest now remembering how you lived so positively every day you were with us. Miss you so much LP and will NEVER EVER forgot the best memories of my life - YOU!
wrote on October 29, 2001
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Dear Laur, There isn't a morning, an afternoon or an evening that I don't think of you. I'm in Florida with Marty visiting Grandma-ma and Aunt Eleanor. We reminisced, laughed and cried about you. They loved your new buzz cut and I brought lots of pictures to show them. Grandma is seriously considering moving back to New York mainly because of how you and Danny encouraged her to. Please, please ask G-D to install a direct line so that I can call you the usual 25X a day!! I miss you so much! You are with me in my heart and in my mind every minute of everyday. I love you for 'infinity!' Speak to you in 2 minutes!! I love you oh so much! ------ Mom
wrote on October 28, 2001
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LP - It figures that you'd be the star of the biggest news story of the new century. Now thats 'crashing' a party. You thought your new hair-do was big news. We're sure that wherever you are, your tormening Zep and sipping martinis with the boys. The whole immediate world loves you and misses you desparately. Dad
wrote on October 28, 2001
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LP - I went to the memorial service down at Ground Zero today with Adam and Betsy. At one point we were standing next to Hilary Clinton and Gov. Pataki as they were waling up to the stage. We were thinking of sneaking up on stage in your honor. Last night we went to JL's 35th birthday party. We all missed you. Not a minute goes by that I don't think about you. I love you. DP