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Timeline for Lawrence Llewellyn
Born: December 25, 1941
Died: January 15, 2022
Lawrence G. Llewellyn (Larry) passed away at the age of 80 years old. He was born on December 25, 1941 and passed away on January 15, 2022.
He is survived by his children, Kimberly Bordeaux and Gregory Llewellyn and Gregory’s wife, Jennifer Llewellyn. His grandchildren, Austin Bordeaux, Emma Llewellyn, and Ryan Llewellyn. His close friends George Haan, Linda Llewellyn, and Chris Weishaupl.
He was a loving father, grandfather, and friend. He had a wonderful life. He was dearly loved by his family and friends and will be greatly missed.
I Love you and Miss You soooo much!!
I Love You sooo much Dad!! I Miss You!!
As Peggi A. commented here in a previous Condolence, Larry was a Standout, Superb Conversationalist. We met thru our community ROMEO's men's breakfast and lunch group [Retired Old Men Eating Out] years ago. We had terrific meal conversations every time Larry attended. Larry knew that I loved Classic Movies and Oldies music, so he gave me 9+ pages of Lists of notable people from Tucson, Arizona, which I still use as a reference for table talk with seniors whenever we now host get together breakfasts & lunches at restaurants here in Northwest Tucson. We spoke many times on the phone & he always recognized me without me even identifying myself. Larry was Fantastic and told many memorable stories of his past, especially with his service experience in the downtown LA city area. Larry will truly be missed.
Larry, I will miss you dearly. All our ups and downs we had, It doesn't matter in the end. We raised a wonderful family. May you rest in peace. Love Linda
My condolences to his family and other friends. Larry was a wonderful friend who’s company I really enjoyed. He was a smart, witty, and an excellent conversationist. We stared many tasty meals during our friendship. He was a tremendous asset to our Sunflower Community serving expertly on the finance committee. Rest In Peace, Larry.
R.I.P...Larry
R.I.P...Larry
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Our sincere condolences.
The staff of Marana Mortuary & Cemetery.
I Love you and Miss You soooo much!!
I Love You sooo much Dad!! I Miss You!!
As Peggi A. commented here in a previous Condolence, Larry was a Standout, Superb Conversationalist. We met thru our community ROMEO's men's breakfast and lunch group [Retired Old Men Eating Out] years ago. We had terrific meal conversations every time Larry attended. Larry knew that I loved Classic Movies and Oldies music, so he gave me 9+ pages of Lists of notable people from Tucson, Arizona, which I still use as a reference for table talk with seniors whenever we now host get together breakfasts & lunches at restaurants here in Northwest Tucson. We spoke many times on the phone & he always recognized me without me even identifying myself. Larry was Fantastic and told many memorable stories of his past, especially with his service experience in the downtown LA city area. Larry will truly be missed.
Larry, I will miss you dearly. All our ups and downs we had, It doesn't matter in the end. We raised a wonderful family. May you rest in peace. Love Linda
My condolences to his family and other friends. Larry was a wonderful friend who’s company I really enjoyed. He was a smart, witty, and an excellent conversationist. We stared many tasty meals during our friendship. He was a tremendous asset to our Sunflower Community serving expertly on the finance committee. Rest In Peace, Larry.
R.I.P...Larry
R.I.P...Larry
Marana Mortuary & Cemetery
Our sincere condolences.
The staff of Marana Mortuary & Cemetery.