Larry Null Obituary

So sorry to hear of your loss. My mother has fond memories of Larry. Thank you for including her in your family gatherings. Please accept my sincere condolences.
Debbie Japzon Gillum
Tony Japzon
Marisa Japzon Kenney
H. Jean Japzon

To Larry's Family,
We are shocked and saddened to learn of his passing.
He was a great friend since we were very young and we think of him often, especially this time of year as his Christmas birthday nears.
The photo depicts the true Larry. A man with a wonderful sense of humor.
Please accept our sincere condolences.

Larry was one of my best friends in the world, not to mention the best boss I ever had in my working life. The special fishing trips we shared and his laughter are forever embedded in my mind. There are not many people in this world that hold the joy of the relationship we shared. I miss him but I know he is in a better place where the laughter and fishing is even better. The photo I am sharing was from our last fishing trip.
Chris Kudym

Bonnie and Family,
How sad to hear of Larry's passing. I would certainly count Larry was a good friend and coworker while at Tektronix and Xerox. We somehow saw the world in much the same way. I will always remember Larry as a positive, "can do", individual. He seemed to constantly have a smile on his face and filled the air waves with laughter. All the best........Andy Swett

I new Larry as "Boss" for many years and Friend for many more. He was a wonderful man to work with - he never made one feel that you work "for" him - and treated all with great respect. His passing leaves a void in the countless lives he touched both as colleague and friend. May God's Grace comfort all who mourn his death and celebrate his life.

My sincerest condolences to Bonnie, Bob, Jim & Ron. Larry was the best manager I ever worked for and over time became a great friend. I will cherish times fishing with him & his brothers ( the heat in Kansas this year was brutal). The banter between the brothers on these trips kept you laughing the whole trip.

He will be greatly missed. My prayers are with you all.

Dave

I met Larry as a new manager when he joined Tektronix in 1978 while he still lived in Maryland. In 1980 Larry moved to Colorado and became my boss, my friend, and he taught me how to live in the business world as a consummate professional combined with a light heartedness that could only be described as Larry Null. He also introduced me to my first pineapple pizza at GeJo's in Aurora. We shared both professional and personal; what we will call adventures together. Larry loved the outdoors and we shared a whitewater kayaking trip on the infamous Rogue River in Oregon together with his family and our friends. After becoming exhausted from a day and a half of falling out of my kayak and almost drowning in the white waters of the Rogue, Larry took my place in the one man kayak and braved the river for the next two days so I could recover in a larger 5 man raft. I always credited Larry for saving my butt; I guess that adventure was a bit to adventurous for me. Larry and I worked together at Xerox and continued to share our lives until my retirement in 2005. I considered Larry a mentor, a colleague, but, most importantly my friend. Larry will be greatly missed and never forgotten.

Please accept my sympathy in Larry's passing. I was a coworker of Larry's at Tek for about 10 years. I would often call him to discuss the issues in our respective districts. This became my "Larry Fix" as I always enjoyed his sense of humor. He will be missed by all.

I have very fond memories of Larry while working with at Tek in Wilsonville. He was kind, warm, had a positive outlook and good sense of humour. He will be missed by many. My thoughts are with you at this time of rememberance.

Deb, words cannot express my sorrow on the loss of your brother. Having met your family is to love your family. I know that Larry meant the world to you and my prayers and thoughts are with you and your family during this difficult time.

To the family of Mr Larry Null:

I wish to send my condolences to Larrys family. He was a co-worker of mine and the news of his passing struck us all in Nova Scotia. Larry was a wonderful even though we never met in person. Please know that we have you all in our hearts.

tammy and stacy. I'm so sorry for your lost. I used to visit with your Dad often he always talked about how proud he was of his children. I never heard a dad brag as much as him. Vicky

To Larry's family,
Sending my love and sympathy at this time. I was fortunate enough to work with Larry while he was the RSM covering many of the US states for Xerox. Even though my dept is located in New Brunswick, Canada...I truly enjoyed working on cases with Larry, he was a delight to work with, always so helpful and supportive. So sorry for your loss of this wonderful man, may happy times spent with this great man always be kept near and dear in your heart....until we all meet again.

Debbie, I am so, so sorry. i remember our early times in Westminster hanging out with Larry and having a genuine blast of fun together. I always enjoy hearing about your visits to see your brothers and know that by losing Larry there will be a huge void in your life and in your family. But as close as you all are, I know that you will just pull together even more to close that gap. Love you sweetie.

Bonnie, my heart just aches for you. This is not supposed to happen to you, again. Hope you can think about what you had with Larry, instead of what you don't have. Treasure the memories. Peace and Love you, Bonnie!

Tammy and Stacey: You are in my thoughts and prayers as you face this very difficult time. I only met your dad once, but remember his lively spirit, sense of humor and I think I notice a bit of a twinkle in his eye. I know you will miss him, but he lives on through the both of you. God Bless you. Dianne

Bob and Ron, please know that our prayers are offered for your comfort. We know how close all of you Null brothers are, and Larry's passing is hard on you. But, God is sufficient and will meet your needs. We love you.