Larry Spencer Tyler

Birth date: Mar 25, 1944 Death date: Jun 24, 2022

Larry S. Tyler was born the fourth of six children on March 25, 1944, on a farm in Logansport, LA, to Ernest Howard and Johnny Maude Tyler. He attended Logansport public schools and graduated as valedictorian of his class in 1962 Read Obituary

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Becky Mclendon

169w ago

DK I just learned of Larry’s passing last night. Tom and I send you our deepest sympathies and LOVE… you are now in our prayers that God will continue to shelter you all in His loving care as you navigate life on earth without Larry. We all know where he IS and we know we shall see him again. I am SO flooded with wonderful memories of our friendship and deep fellowship we have shared since WOW…. 1979. We had our share of laughter, tears and powerful conversations in these years!!! 44 years?wow. Just know we love you and David, Maribeth and Deanna join us in sending our love. Tom and Becky McLendon

Carol Blair

196w ago

I am one of the pianists at Christ the King OPC in Longview. One year at Christmas, Larry sent me a Christmas card and thanked me for playing the piano. That meant a lot to me. --Carol Blair

Brice Davis

197w ago

This is such a great photo of Larry! He was a wonderful friend, a great teacher and one who lived life to its fullest! He walked the walk and shared his love for Christ through his examples of giving. We have missed him for awhile, since his move, but will always have a special place in our hearts for him. Love you, Brice and Jeannie

Brice And Jeannie

197w ago

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Dr. Arnold Shrewsbury

197w ago

My condolences to D.K. and all the family and friends of Larry. He was a precious individual with a brilliant mind and great sense of humor. He was responsible for me being employed as a chaplain at Heartsway Hospice for many years where he was my supervisor. I am sad for his passing but happy he is in heaven.
Dr. Arnold Shrewsbury
Carthage, Texas