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Larry Zane
In Memory of
Larry Robert
Zane
1948 - 2018
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joanelle, jeffry & john mulrain

"Uncle Larry", as my kids called him, was bigger than life. I have known him since 1975, when my late husband Jeff introduced us. I remember the Christmas tree farm, the swan andirons, the big circular inner tube in the lake. The beer, the laughs. The coming down to FL. Jeff and I took the train down to Lighthouse Point. His dad, Big Bob, told his captain to take us deep sea fishing; Jeffry was only four or five. We didn't catch a thing, but it surely was fun. I think I just saw some of those old photos a month or so ago. Bill Gallagher, Tom Mutton, Jeff Mulrain - all good buddies. And, Mark Mulrain and Larry Zane, get outta the way Crazy times, but fun times. Larry always wanted to be in Florida with a beer and seafood place on the water. I wish he would have done that. He loved Leslie and Brad; I didn't know any of the grands. Larry and Peggy. Larry and Kate. But, there was always Larry - he was there by my side to help when my Jeff was dying. He was there the moment he did, too. He was always just a phone call away. I think we talked this past Christmas? I can't remember now. It all melds together. He loved life to the fullest, always loved his family and friends. I will miss those phone calls. I can still hear his voice. I/we wish I/we could have been there when he needed us. These past months - from what I hear, it makes me very, very sad. But, onward we all must and will go. I just can't imagine the party Jeff and Mark Mulrain are having with Larry upstairs! Our love goes out to the family and grandkids. I knew him over 40 years, and that's a long time. I wish him peace.
Sunday July 8, 2018 at 1:46 pm
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