Tuesday, March 15, 2016
Larry will be greatly missed in the geo-caching community. While I can only think of one occasion that we went on a planned outing together, we often would cross paths trying to be the FTF (first to find) of a newly published geo-cache. We would also occasionally consult each other when it came to needing a hint on a cache the other had previous found or to share the frustrations one of us had with another player and/or the reviewers. For those who had the honor of knowing him, Larry was always willing to help out when asked. While I was deployed to Iraq in 2009/2010 I had about a half dozen or more geo-caches that needed attention to prevent them from being archived by a reviewer. I sent an email to Larry asking him, when he had time, would he please check on them for me and fix them as needed. He of course went out and checked them all that same day, and fixed what ever issue they may have had! If you didn't know it, that is how he ended up owning a "Caitlyn Cache" in Iraq, my thank you to him. If there is anything my family can do to help out Larry's family, all you have to do is ask and you know where to find me.
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