LARRY KENNETH GOULD

Condolences & Memories (25 entries)

• Larry was a great brother and brother-in-law. All of our love forever. We will miss your laughter, smile, and your sense of humour. RIP DEAR BROTHER AND BROTHER-IN-LAW. Brenda and Leo - Posted by: larry gould (brother) on: Sep 15, 2013

• Notre Dame arena will be a little less fun this year without Larry. - Posted by: Dave B. (hockey bud) on: Sep 11, 2013

• My deepest sympathy to Larry's family. My thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time. May you find comfort in knowing that others share in your sorrow.. Larry will be missed, his nice personality, kindness and ever present smile. - Posted by: Jan Orihel (Team mate, Notre Dame Oldtimers Hockey Leaque, Archwood team.) on: Sep 10, 2013

• So very sorry to hear of this tragic news. U will be deeply missed....a true gentleman on and off the ice. Norte Dame Stars - Posted by: Mitch (Hockey buddy) on: Sep 10, 2013

• Rest in Peace Larry! Our most sincere condolences to Larry's beloved family. What a harsh reminder of the fragility of life. May we all learn from Larry the value of friendship and making the most of every day gifted to us here on Earth. His smile was both genuine and contagious. Larry and his kind heart will surely be missed. - Posted by: Diana Renaud (Friend) on: Sep 08, 2013

• I remember Larry for his cheerfulness, and always being a hard worker. So sorry he was taken so soon. My sympathy to all the family. - Posted by: Heather Preston Dowd (childhood neighbour) on: Sep 07, 2013

• Sorry to hear this, my condolences to your family. Great laugh, keep smiling! - Posted by: Jeff Krause (Team mate, Archwood Avalanche) on: Sep 07, 2013

• My heartfelt sympathy to Larry's family. When we love someone they are always, always gone too soon. - Posted by: Jackie Colliou (Brenda (Larry's sister) sister-in-law) on: Sep 06, 2013

• Larry was a true gentleman and genuine human being both on and off the ice - Posted by: Stefan Szuminsky (hockey foe) on: Sep 06, 2013

• So sorry to hear about Larry's passing. All of us in Fargo are sending our thoughts and prayers to Larry's family and teammates. - Posted by: Linda Granberg (Fargo Slowpitch Softball Association ) on: Sep 05, 2013

• We have known Larry for about 12 years playing on the same slow-pitch league and a number of years in Fargo. Our hearts go out to all the family at this time of sorrow. He will be so missed by all. Sincerely Greg & Barb Hellofs (Touring All Stars) - Posted by: Greg & Barb Hellofs (Touring All Stars Slowpitch & friends) on: Sep 05, 2013

• A kind and caring person who had time for everyone. A great teammate who had fun every time he stepped on the field, that was obvious to every one of his teammates. Now who are we going to pick on? He's probably had a few games with his new team already. Keep smiling buddy - Posted by: Ron Decock (Teammate) on: Sep 05, 2013

• So sorry to hear about Larry passing. All of us here in Fargo are sending our thoughts and prayers to you in this time of sorrow. Fargo Slowpitch Board - Posted by: Brittany Granberg (Fargo Slowpitch Association) on: Sep 05, 2013

• Over the many years of playing softball against the Shortstops slow pitch team, Larry always said hello with that big friendly smile of his. A quick jab at your talent (or lack of it) was always heard (all in fun). His constant negotiation with the Umpire to get the call he wanted and ongoing encouragement for his teammates is a memory I have of Larry. We will all miss that warm smile and heartfelt hello. - Posted by: John McConkey (Bleacher Bums / Flocking Ducks Baseball) on: Sep 05, 2013

• I am very sorry to hear this news. larry was a good guy on and off the ice. - Posted by: rick chopp (hockey) on: Sep 05, 2013

• Our sincere condolences to Larry's family. We enjoyed our time with him at the lake. He was very kind and generous to our family. He always had a warm smile. We will miss him. - Posted by: Bob and Joyce Menard and Family (Friend) on: Sep 05, 2013

• There are not enough words to express the kind of man Larry was. My husband and I met Larry at our family cottage. He truly was the definition of a kind soul. Always there to greet you with a smile. Rest in Peace Larry. We will never forget you. This is not a good bye...we will see you later - Posted by: Michael and Jenna Menard (Friend) on: Sep 05, 2013

• Larry and I were on the track team in high school, but I didn't know him well back then as he was a few years younger than me. We met again many years later - playing sports again - volleyball I believe it was - or maybe slow pitch - or both. We had some good laughs. My sincere condolences to his family - he was a really great guy. Too young. - Posted by: Peggy (Hill) Simpkins (Friend) on: Sep 05, 2013

• Our condolences to the family on Larry's passing. He was a good man who loved his family very dearly. may you all find the strength to get through this difficult time. Teresa & Frank Stewart - Posted by: Teresa & Frank Stewart () on: Sep 04, 2013

• Larry was one of a kind. He loved life and lived for his sports. Larry was a great friend, always willing to lend a hand whenever needed. He was also a big fan of my granddaughters hockey. He attended many of her games, one terrific fan. Larry was loved and will be very much missed. Love from Judy and family. - Posted by: Judy Renaud (Very good friend, much like family) on: Sep 04, 2013

• So sorry to hear of Larry's passing. I always remember him being so happy and such a nice fellow. This is going back some 45 plus years. My thoughts are with you all at this time. - Posted by: Cheryl Preston (Old time neighbour ) on: Sep 04, 2013

• My sincere condolences to Larry's family. He was a good team mate and friend who loved to rehash the game over a few beers; lots of good memories at the Nic. You will be missed. Adieu - Posted by: Francois Tetrault (Notre Dame Oldtimers Hockey League Avalanche team mate) on: Sep 04, 2013

• My deepest sympathy to Larry's family in his sudden death. - Posted by: Joan Johnston (Step-Aunt) on: Sep 04, 2013

• We have participated in the Can-Am ball tournament in Fargo for many, many years, where sportsmanship, friendship, and enthusiasm for the game and life in general were key. Larry was exemplary of all of the above. Although we played on another Winnipeg team, we will always remember his big smile, those warm hugs, and how much he enjoyed the fellowship and being out on that field. Larry will be missed. Please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of sorrow. Sincerely, Gord & Brucie - Posted by: Gord and Brucie Kusmack (Friends) on: Sep 04, 2013

• We were very sad to hear of Larry's passing. He was a real gentleman on and off the Ball Diamond. The Potty Mouth Ball Club - Posted by: Bill Frost (Base Ball ) on: Sep 04, 2013