Birth date: Aug 23, 1949 Death date: Jul 12, 2016
Larry Franklin Agnew died on July 12, 2016 at the age of 66 at his home in Burlingame, California surrounded by his loving family. He was born in San Francisco on August 23, 1949 to Meredith and Walter Agnew.As a child, Larry exce Read Obituary
I was a tenant at the Ocean Ave property. This man came over to my grandmas house and helped me wire the house for up to date electrical. I left to Europe and he was trying to contact me while I was overseas. I just wish to contact the family. The news of this amazing man’s passing broke my heart. I’m home now. Please someone contact me [email protected]
My daughter and her father.
I am so sadden to hear of my lifelong friend Larry’s passing….I grew up with Larry in San Francisco and went to grade school, junior high together, we lived about fifty yards apart and played together constantly along with our other friends…I remember his mother coming to the back door and yelling for Larry to come inside and practice his accordion lesson, we would all laugh but he actually got pretty good at it, plus Larry always had a smile and a story for everyone. . I remember his beloved German Shepard Jo Jo who was so smart and always carried Ms, Agnew’s groceries from the store. Larry was always a good, kind person and he had a tremendous open heart for all, As we moved on in our own lives I was always so proud when I heard Larry was going to Heavy Equipment School and he became one of the World’s Best Heavy Crane Operators….I know he was smart and invested his time and money well…I heard he had a beautiful family and wife and that he was a happy man…who wouldn’t be! It was so good to hear others and how he had an impact on other people he met and they got to see what a good human being he was. To his family and friends my prayers and thoughts go with you and I know Larry is continuing his spiritual journey and we are all better for being able to have crossed paths with Larry….Rest In Peace Buddy and keep rockin with the Rodney D jokes and practicing your Accordion! Your Friend, Coyle Jefferson II Sunnydale….San Francisco, California
I loved that Larry still knew the steps to the Hustle. And how patient he was teaching me swim at his home pool. I will miss his Halloween decorations in front of his house every year. He’s bigger than life energy still lives on in all of us so he forever will live forever in our hearts. And that is what really matters.
Larry lived life to the fullest. When he came to friends, you couldn’t ask for a better one. I’m not going to say goodbye I’m just going to say see you later. On the other side.
Larry loved doing Rodney Dangerfield patter. He could do dozens of jokes in a row. One birthday I researched and brought him a list of hundreds of Rodney jokes. He read them to us in the kitchen (in between serving everyone slabs of food!) and we were all weeping from laughing. We will all miss you Larry! Dave Roth.
We met Larry at West Coast Swing. being dancers ourselves we ran into him at different dance clubs. Our friendship grew and we attended parties, dances, and concerts together. A great friend and amazing person! He will be in our hearts forever. Our earth Angel, is now our guardian Angel. He is now dancing in Heaven… We Love you Larry ❤️
