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James Larry Browning

November 4, 1952 - April 30, 2016
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Munson Township Community Room
12210 Auburn Road
Chardon, Ohio 44024
Saturday 5/21, 11:30 am

Larry Browning age 63 of Chardon passed away April 30, 2016 at UH Geauga Medical Center. Born Nov. 4, 1952 in Omar, WV to James L. and Crista Colleen (nee: Lawhun) Browning, he had been a lifelong area resident. Larry worked for AT&T, holding various positions for 30 years before retiring and working for AmDocsContinue Reading

Eileen Brett left a message on May 5, 2016:
Nina, Eileen worked with Larry in Defect Management. He was such a gentle soul with a positive attitude. Even when things were going to hell you always knew it was going to be ok because he would jump in and fix the problem fast.
Debbie Johnston left a message on May 3, 2016:
Nina, I was shocked when I heard that Larry passed. Like so many of his co-workers have said Larry was a hard working honest man. He told you his opinion even if it wasn't what you wanted to here. He was the backbone of the Rapid Deployment team for the past 6 years at Amdocs and will truly be missed. You and Larry's family are in my prayers.
Bob Majetich left a message on May 3, 2016:
Larry and I spent many hours playing music together in our youth. In fact all through junior and senior high. We racked up countless hours practicing and playing out at "sock hops", "battle of the Bands" as well as some local clubs. We even recorded an album which Cleveland Recording put out for us in a limited edition ( mainly for our own listening enjoyment). Larry loved to fish, go boating, and at least in his teenage years like to tinker with cars. I remember he had a yellow Mustang, what I specifically remember about that car was that one day Larry and his dad were having a disagreement about that car. I remember Larry had just washed it. Well, they had some words and his father told Larry to put the car in the garage until further notice. Which Larry promptly did ...however the floor was wet and the front end of the car ended up in the adjacent family room. Funny now, not so funny then...to say the least. Larry and I had many memories and I will always cherish his friendship. I am sure it is a great loss to his wife Nina, his loving and caring mother Coleen and his brother David... and all the friends and co-workers who had the pleasure of knowing him. I will miss Larry, In Christ love, Your longtime friend, Pastor Bob Majetich....
Jodi Hendricksen left a message on May 3, 2016:
Nina, I am deeply saddened over Larry's death. Larry was just one of those people you couldn't help but really like. Always helpful, a quick wit, kind. Even though we never met in person, I considered him a friend and will miss him. I'm very sorry for your loss, Nina. Please know that I am thinking of you, Larry's mom and the whole family, and keeping you close in my heart and prayers. Love, Jodi
Vickie Hastings left a message on May 2, 2016:
Nina, my deepest sympathies to you and I'm saddened to hear the news. :( Larry was a great guy and he'll be sorely missed. Hugs and prayers to you. .
Traci Melhuish left a message on May 2, 2016:
Nina, I'm so sorry to hear about Larry's passing. Larry was a wonderful person and I'm lucky to have had the chance to work with him for so many years, he will be deeply missed. Take care during this time, my thoughts and prayers are with you (as are so many others, here in IL).
MaryJo Durbin left a message on May 2, 2016:
I was so sorry to hear of Larry's passing. I've known Larry for over 30 years and he was one of the nicest people you could meet. Always smiling, always willing to help and always there to make you a laugh. The world is a sadder place today with his passing. My thoughts go out to Nina and your family in your loss.
Mary Janocha left a message on May 2, 2016:
I worked with Larry and have great memories of him. He always made me laugh and we always had fun. Nina, my prayers are with you and his family during this difficult time.
Terry Teevin left a message on May 1, 2016:
My prayers go out to Larry's family. I am saddened by this news. Larry was a great guy and a joy to work with. Nina, please know that I am thinking of you and praying for you to find peace.
Marie Scianna left a message on May 1, 2016:
I worked with Larry for many years and words seem inadequate to express the sadness I feel. My most heartfelt sympathies to Nina and family.
Amanda Sharitt left a message on May 1, 2016:
My thoughts and prayers are with Nina and the rest of Larry's family... Larry and I worked together and the best thing about Larry was that he was 100% Larry 100% of the time. We never agreed on religion or politics, but we always had great conversations and he always could tell a story that would leave me laughing till I cried .. He will be truly missed
Rodney Young left a message on May 1, 2016:
Nina, So sorry to hear about Larry. My sympathy to you and your family. It is all our loss of a great person and good friend, I will miss my friend and all the laughter we shared.
Rhonda Lowe left a message on May 1, 2016:
Nina, I am so very sorry for your loss. Gosh, I feel as if we all grew up together at work, and we did! May God grant you peace and strength - all the very best!
Mary Swardell left a message on May 1, 2016:
Nina, so sorry to hear about Larry. I really enjoyed working with him, he always mad me laugh and was so fun to be around.
Carl Scherer left a message on May 1, 2016:
So shocked to hear. I worked with Larry. Such a kind and gentle soul. All my prayers are with Nina and his family.
Jay K. Brindo left a message on May 1, 2016:
I met Larry when playing at the BrewWorks. He was very interesting to talk with and always encouraging. That is special in today's world, when a person looks outside themself to support others. I will miss him apon my next visit.
John left a message on May 1, 2016:
I remember the first few times I met Larry. He seemed to keep to himself. As everyone got to know him, that changed. Larry was the genuine article. He was not afraid to tell you where he stood on things. Giving me a good natured hard time when I had a water instead of a beer. I always looked forward to our next meeting. I will miss you my friend.
Sandy left a message on May 1, 2016:
Almost speechless. Larry was the kind of guy who makes you feel good about people. There was nothing fake or shallow about him. He was 100% genuine. And to know his was truly a gift. Rest in peace, dear friend, we will keep you in our hearts and mugs!
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