Dear Maria Joanne and I are very sorry. We met Larry and Lucille in 1995 or so at St. Monica's and we love them very much. Larry was like another Dad to many of us youngsters, only your Dad was also young at heart and young at mind. He always was busy like the energizer bunny and he was always helping out somewhere. He was my first Financial Secretary when we started the St. Monica Knights of Columbus Council. He was always active in so many things and he and I were the current Trustees of St. Monica Church. My wife Joanne and the other girls would meet him at Belmar at the beach, we would go to dinners and they would always be over for our Super Bowl party every year. Larry always had a kind word for everyone and if he had nothing nice to say, he said nothing. We love him and we will miss him. It's fitting he passed on veteran's Day as he was a proud Veteran. This Summer Joanne and I dropped in on them and it was a great visit and one that I will always cherish. May God Bless him, Lucille and you and the rest of the family. We will certainly look for pictures and please let us know when there will be a Mass celebrating Larry's Wonderful Life. He will never be forgotten!! If we can be of any help for anything, please call or e mail us. Jack & Joanne Guarnieri

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Anyone would agree with me that there was something so very special about Lawrence "Grampy" Ferrero, as he was such an honorable man and kind, gentle human being. Grampy had a smile that lit up the world and brightened everyone's day who had the honor of speaking to him. My memories of "Grampy" will be forever cherished in my heart and am grateful for the time we shared together. My fondest and most memorable time we shared was when Maria invited me to Hawaii to celebrate his 70th Birthday. Well that was quite a trip! We went to see Ministry at an Air Force base in Oahu, sang karaoke, danced the night away and brought in the new year! We lived the life those 10 days; we partied like rock stars with rock stars! Grampy has always been so good to me, my family and especially my children. We will love him for this forever. You Girls were his world, his everything and he loved his entire family, friends and country. Its no wonder that he put on his wings on Veteran's Day as he was so proud of being a WW2 vet. I thank him for his bravery and service to our Country. He may be gone but will never be forgotten. His life and soul to his loved ones...May God enlighten his beautiful soul. So very sorry for your loss, all of our loss! Hugs and lots of love...Ani

This one for you Larry.

This one for you Larry.