Sending much love to you and your family. Larry's warmth and the way he always welcomed us into your home, will never be forgotten. I’m truly sorry for your loss and am thinking of you all.

Deepest condolences to Doris and the family . Remembering a lovely family man who cherished his beautiful girls and grandchildren., also a dear friend to so many. We were honoured to have him in our lives and will cherish all the special family celebrations and times spent together . Bye for now dear Larry fly free of pain, till we meet again. Julie and Colin and family ❤️🙏

I have had the absolute pleasure of knowing Lazza for the last 10 years since being with Simone. We have shared plenty of significant events together such as Christmas’s, birthdays, dinner dances, house moving and warmings, and random pop ins. Every time we have spent time together he has been so genuinely warm, friendly, happy and caring.

He has also offered beautiful love to my children Milla and Trinity as if they were is own grandchildren.

Lazza was a hard worker and a passionate man. He had appreciation for the finer things in life such as whisky, fine clothes, nice cars and Doris’s soups!

I will miss you Lazza, as will the rest of your family who have been forever gifted with your guidance and love.

Rest in Peace great man.
Tim.

I write this as someone blessed to be part of your family through Melanie.

I’ve known Larry for about eighteen years. Geography meant we didn’t see each other often, but whenever we did, it stayed with me.

One moment I’ll never forget was when our son Zachary was born. Larry and Doris flew to London, and the Open Championship was on. We upgraded the Sky package so he could watch the golf properly. His passion for it was unbelievable. At one point his cheering made me think he was watching a contact sport. I looked in to see what was going on, and there he was, locked in on Rory McIlroy lining up a birdie. Mcllroy missed.

Afterwards Larry told me that great golfers play the next hole as if the last one never happened. A life lesson in a simple sentence, and one that has stayed with me and grounded me. For me it summed him up. Each day was a new day.

He will be deeply missed. My prayers are with Doris, Simone, Jeanine and with Melanie. May you hold onto the man he was and the life he shaped, knowing his spirit lives on in every person he touched.

With love and condolences
Clem

To my 2nd,
You always treated me as your own. The memories I have of you and me will always hold a special place inside.
I adored you with all my heart and loved our hugs. I’ll keep hugging Auntie Doris for you
Love you forever
Your number 4

To a loved uncle. When I think of uncle Larry I think of a good man and a gentleman. Growing up I remember lots of Christmas and Easter celebrations, with our feasts of aussie and maltese foods - Larry was always very generous with his time -a chat on politics or the footy and always with good humour, He loved a party and was an exceptional dancer - mr smooth. with him and Doris twirling away satuday nights at the latest dinner dance.I remember his super cool blue car and attention to detail with everything. He was a good christian man and loved husband and dad..
Thoughts and prayers to Doris, Simone, Janine and Melanie xxx

I first met Larry when I was a young tradesman in the car industry. Larry took me under his wing and helped me learn the trade. I have always looked up to Larry during our time working together. He was great colleague and a greater friend.
My deepest condolences to Doris and his whole family.

We so sorry for your loss. Our dearest condolences to all the family. Thinking of you at this difficult time. May his memory be a blessing. Love Daniella, Mark and Sophie