Lawrence Gagnon Obituary

I am very sorry about the Colonel... My thoughts and prayers are with the entire family
Dave Williams

Our thoughts and prayers are with the family during this difficult time. Many good times shared at soccer games and we were very fortunate to know him, his wife and family. A wonderful family speaks to what a wonderful man. Love to all, The Doug Clark Family

To my Cousins Barbara, Loraine, Larry, Paul, and children, and to my Aunt Marie, words of condolence can only begin to convey my deep-felt sorrow over the passing of Uncle Larry.
Through the course of time, I had come to recognize that in addition to his strength of character, Uncle Larry possessed a range of wisdom to which few in this life will ever aspire.
His knowledge and experiences were widespread, and I will always remember the diversity of our conversations covering such topics as history, military events, politics...but especially sports. He loved to talk sports!
Uncle Larry was himself a "crusader" who stood by his principles throughout his military career, retirement, and will surely be doing so in Heaven's afterlife.
He will greatly be missed, but will remain an inspiration to all those who knew him.
Rich Gagnon, Jr.
Santa Monica, CA

Larry Paul Barbara and Lorraine all the grandchildren and great grandchildren and Aunt Marie
Doug and I are very sorry for the loss of your father uncle Larry. He was the rock of your family and will be missed by everyone
He was a wonderful man who gave more than he took.
I will always remember our bantering over college sporting events your dad usually won the bets
He is at peace now with your mom and his brothers and sister forever in heaven. Our prayers are with all of you at this time in your lives
Love
Cheryl and Doug White
Lowell, MA

My grandfather, Lawrence Gagnon, was the greatest man I know. I feel truly blessed to have had him in my life. He was the rock and heart and soul of our family. He was always there for me and the rest of his grandchildren, through every stage of life; from scraped knees, to proms, graduations, and marriage. His presence in our lives will never be forgotten. Although we have been truly saddened by our loss, our hearts are at peace knowing him and Grandma are together again. I know my grandma has waited two long years for him. Now grandpa is with the Lord, and his love and best friend of 65 years. We have lost our grandfather here on earth, but heaven has gained another angel to watch over us. I love you papa!

It was my pleasure to have known and been a friend of Larry's. I have great memories of playing golf with him at Pete Field and of all those mornings sitting around the snack bar at Pete Golf Course with Larry, Cy, Jim, Dennis and others exchanging stories on so many subjects. Larry was a fine and caring man. My deepest sympathy to Larry's family. Rest In Peace Larry.

As I am sitting here in Tokyo Narita airport, hopefully heading for Taiwan, I feel compelled to give my condolences to my cousins. Having gone throught this passage with my father and then my Uncle Richard, it happens again with Uncle Larry. I last saw Uncle Larry when he was up to visit Richard before Richard passed. I thought he looked great. So much for looks. I miss my father and I miss Richard. Now I'll miss Larry. Before I board, I'd again to give my sympathy to my cousins and to my Aunt Marie who I am also sure is stricken over this. My prayers will be with all of you.

Sincerely,

Gerry (junior)

Helen and I are deeply saddend by our favorite uncle Larry's passing. He will always be in our hearts and prayers. He is at home with aunt bernie and his brothers and sister. God bless him. Our deepest condolences to Larry, Paul, Barbara, and Lorraine.
Helen and I will pray for you at this time of sorrow. Uncle Larry will be missed.

We are very sorry to hear of Uncle Larry's passing. I know that you are all very proud of him and will miss him terribly. Because time and distance have separated the Gagnon family, I did not have the pleasure of knowing Uncle Larry very well, but had the opportunity to spend an afternoon with him in Lowell prior to Uncle Richard's death. Cousin Gerry, our daughter, Lauren, and I had a wonderful afternoon with him.

Sincerely,

Gerry, Susan, Lauren and Jennifer Gagnon, Nashua, New Hampshire