Birth date: Mar 4, 1941 Death date: Mar 29, 2014
Larry (Loose) Long, age 73 of Centerville, Iowa, died Saturday, March 29, 2014 at Aspen Rehab & Health Care, Silvis, IL. Larry was born March 4, 1941 in Plano, Iowa, the son of Lewis E. and Margaret Pearson Long. He married Judit Read Obituary
Spent alot of time at Larry and Judy's when I was young....loved the family alot. Posted by Mia Long Terrell - Plano. Ia, IA - cousin March 30, 2014
So sorry for your loss Long Family. It has been a long time ago but I worked with Judy at Young Radiator. Posted by Kayla Montgomery - Centerville, IA - friend of Judy's March 30, 2014
Rest in peace, Uncle Larry. You will be missed. Betty and Jack, sons Justin, Jason, Jacob and Jesse Posted by Betty (Stack) Masching - Paradise, TX - niece March 31, 2014
There are so any memorys, not just one comes to mind. He was the oldest. He left left Wyoming at 13 years old to go help grand parents on the farm in Iowia. I missed him very much. He never returned to Wyoming to stay. Posted by Terry Winters (Sis) - Bowie, TX - Sister March 31, 2014
So sorry for your loss. Was thinking about you two today for some reason. May the LORD wrap him in his arms and keep him in joy and peace. and bless you. Never forget the parties we had at your home. HUGS! Posted by Linda Ohair - centerville, IA - friend March 31, 2014
Judy so sorry for your loss. It's been a lot of years but I still remember all the good times we all had together. Prayers to you and yours. Posted by Shane Gesualdo Goldammer - Marshall, MO - Friend March 31, 2014
Uncle Larry and Aunt Judy's sliding patio door was always open. Everyone was welcome in their home. What a prefect picture! That's the Uncle Larry I'll always remember. He never seemed to be in a hurry and his patience with us kids never ran out. How, I'll never know. I never saw him get mad or angry. His passion for eagles ran deep. Every time I see one soaring so effortlessly in the sky, I think of him. His love for family was genuine and sincere. He was as real as real gets. If I had to describe him in 5 words or less, I'd say, Uncle Larry was a simple kind of man. Posted by Terry Sherman - Albia, IA - Niece March 31, 2014
I met Larry through Judy and granddaughter Tasha because of pool league. I had been a welcomed guest at their home several times! I always enjoyed visiting with Larry and looking at old family tin type photos and hearing about the bike rides and their adventures. Seeing Larry and Judy together truly made one's heart soar. My heart goes out to everyone. Larry will be missed and may his memory live on through his grandkids and great grandkids! He was one-of-a-kind. Posted by Tammy Laehn - Reasnor, IA March 31, 2014
