Birth date: Jun 4, 1947 Death date: Aug 22, 2019
Lawrence “Larry” Luckwaldt, 72, of Fayetteville, passed away Thursday, August 22, 2019 at Crouse Hospital. Larry was a native of Long Island, NY and moved to Syracuse after graduating from Niagara University. Larry is a retired pr Read Obituary
Robin, Lindsey & Larry - I’m so sorry for your incredible loss. Larry was a force of nature and one of the best bosses I’ve ever had. Leaving Dinosaur was one of the hardest parts of my move to FL; such an incredible family there. Sending love and healing - Melanie Bench
Shocked and saddened to hear that Larry hs passed. So many laughs with him back in the day, he was surely one of a kind. I pray that the family can somehow find some peace of mind during this sad time. Sending love.
Robin, LIndsey & Larry Jr. I was so sad to learn of Larry's passing. I will always remember him as a great boss with a kind heart and a larger than life presence. My thoughts and prayers are with you all at this difficult time. Deepest sympathy, Maria Finelli (Secor) former employee in accounting dept. 2005- 2012.
Lindsey, Larry Jr and family, very saddened by the passing of Larry. Great guy for sure! Met him back in the 80's racquetball days. Small world that it is he used to deliver beer to my father's bar in Northport LI. Have a pic of Lindsey holding my daughter kristin with a big smile! My thoughts and prayers are with you! Heaven just gained a loyal soul. Peace
Robin, Lindsey, family and the the many who knew and loved Larry...I am so sorry for your loss and sorry that I won't see that smiling face and hear him "hold court" with another hilarious story (until we all get to the other side to find him still laughing and holding court in heaven). The lights went on when he walked into the room and he will be truly missed. Thank God he filled your lives with the kind of memories that will always bring you a smile or help you feel his love always...
I will miss him
Dear Robin and Family,
Truly enjoyed knowing your fine Larry and now send our most respectful sentiments. You all were blessed with an unusually fine, gentle and most unique person. May your legion of memories soothe these difficult days.
Sincerely,
Tony & Barbara Kreuzer
Larry and I grew up together in Carle Place, L.I. We attended St. Brigid’s Grammar School as well as Carle Place HS . We were lifelong best friends. In the summers of 1967-1969 we worked together delivering beer In the NY metropolitan area. Larry was the truck driver and I was the helper. We had the time of our lives driving into Manhattan every day as we harmonized all of The Bee Gees greatest hits. We were a great team and it was a time in our that I will never forget.In late 1979 I was transferred to Syracuse with my job. Believe it or not Susan and I bought a house right next to Larry. That began chapter 2 of our friendship and it all centered around playing racquetball! We played at every opportunity, countless games and, years later we would argue who won the most games! Thinking back I can still remember our daughter playing in the backyard with Lindsay. It was another year I would never forget.
My friend Larry was a good man , loyal, caring, hardworking and of course funny! I know he will be missed by his family and friends. We send our love and prayers from Minneapolis to the entire Luckwaldt family. Brian and Susan Hussey
Larry was a very dear man to me! He wore his heart on his sleeve with ever a twinkle in his eye and a smile on his face. I have always treasured his friendship. I’m sorry for this great loss to our community and carry his family in my heart.
