Lawrence Jaro
June 23, 2013

"Larry, Memories of you bring a smile to my face - to know you was to like you. From the first time that Janet and I met you and Sara at your house six years ago and so many times since we always enjoyed being with you.When you were training for the Senior Olympics,the memories of Bob Damon, you, and myself going out to practice throwing the shot is such a good one. The Sat. eve. Dinners,simply being your friend, these all will be missed. Our Love and Sympathy to Sara - Dave, Janet Jensen "

"Uncle Larry: You will be greatly missed. My condlences and love to your family. I'm thankful for all of the great memories of you when I was young and how inspired I was by you in your success in business and in the loving person you were to so many. "

"My memories of you will go on and on forever etched in my heart and soul as I search and sift through them for the rest of my life. I'm so sorry we have no more to share in this life but I am so grateful of every moment spent with you. You were the best Dad a girl could ask for, I was truly blessed to have come to the world through you. I love you Dad, I miss you too much but I will keep on keeping my head up as I remember all your positive, powerful and kind words. The best of what I am is because of you. Love your adoring and thankful daughter, Natalie."

"I was so saddened to hear about the great loss of my favorite uncle Larry. I have years and years of fond memories of Larry while growing up and into my early adult years. His presence was always bigger than life. Growing up, I remember going over to his house all the time to play with my cousins. Larry was always the fun uncle who let us get away with things that my mother would never let us do! He and Sarah were a match made in heaven. I remember the first time I met Sarah with Larry. We met at Their place in downtown Denver... She of course was beautiful, but what really stood out was his bill Cosby like sweater... Man, in that day, it was the coolest thing a man could wear....Just as Larry was the coolest. I remember as a child going to the Burger King on 6th and Broadway trying to get free food by dropping his name, while proudly explaining that he was my uncle....Then I would pull the same stunt at the Krispy Kream in highlands ranch! I was always so proud to have an uncle who owned such popular and well known restaurants. After college, I moved to Chicago with some girlfriends. I was lucky enough that Sarah and Larry had moved there as well. Larry took such good care of me, as I was a young girl in a very big city. He would invite not only me, but my friends as well out to brunch and dinners. I was the envy of my friends. He was always so incredibly generous and caring. I loved visiting he and Sarah's home in Chicago, again making friends jealous. They had the most amazing apartment in the middle of downtown Chicago that I have ever seen....the only thing that out did the view, was Sarah's collection of cowboy boots! Larry knew how to live life to the fullest. Although I haven't seen him in years, my dad kept me up to date on his latest endeavors.... All of my love and condolences to Sarah, Natalie, Aaron, and Nancy... We lost one of the greatest men alive. They just don't make men like Larry anymore.... He will be greatly missed by all. "

"Larry, You are the best friend anyone could ever hope to have. Your presence enriched the lives of everyone around you. I will never forget the memories we had during our youth, our adulthood, and our old age. Sports, girls, cruising, parties, business, vacations, and just sitting around and talking--everything was better when you were around. I will miss you greatly, old friend. Thanks for the memories. Carlos De La Rosa"

"Larry, The gang from the old neighborhood and from Whittier College will never be the same now that you have left us. We will always miss you, and until we meet again we will keep you in our hearts, and in our memories. Larry, thanks for the friendship, the laughter, and the wonderful memories. Su Amigo, Don De La Rosa"

"In the early 1980s I was with Larry working at N Donald and Co. This young beautiful blonde is hired to work as an assistant for one of the other brokers. Her name was SARAH. Over the years they formed guite a partnership. I remember they went on a 3 week trip abroad.. and returned back two and a half months later. I suspect fun was one of Larry's biggest motivators. He taught me not to take life too seriously. A great guy!!!! I will love him always."

"Sara, I was shocked and so sad to hear the news of Larry. Our times together in Colorado were some of the best of my life. Mike and I always thought the world of Larry, he was just a wonderful person, the life of every party. Though it has been years since I have seen him, our 25th high school reunion I believe, it was like picking up where we left off. I miss you, and my heart breaks for you. Know that you are in my thoughts and prayers."

"Sister Sara - we could look at you and Larry and know that the love you had for each other was something very special. Be at peace knowing you had the the best of the best with Larry and he with you. "

"Larry,You were the best of the best. You were the son-in law, every parent would wish for. We miss you so much. You are in our hearts forever. You & Sara will be together again one day. Til then... "

"I looked up to you. I enjoyed our talks learning from you about the markets. You were so good at it. Miss you. "

"Larry was the greatest brother in-law. The times together in Cororado were the best. Skiing and snowmobiling all over the mountains. A great host in Chicago. He was always a pure joy to be around.. The life of the party. We will miss him. Karl and Suzy Wagner"

"Larry was always aware and understood the feelings of others whether they were rich or poor, social or antisocial, young or old, winners or losers they all loved to be in his presence. He was a great speaker and even better listener that was also self-motivated and never loss focus on the Vision of what he wanted and did achieve. i will always treasure the memories we shared over the years. Larry is gone but will never be forgotten. "The bitterest tears shed over graves are for words left unsaid and deeds left undone" Harriet Beecher Stowe"

"Sara. Karl just sent me this.....sorry...our night at the movies/dinner just a great time....I will remember, so many parties at your house in Denver, and Scottsdale...your time with Spider in Chicago....on and on....you guys were the "ticket". Warmest regards, Rick"

"Our hearts are filled with grief for the loss of this wonderful man, but we rejoice to have the beautiful memories of him and Sara over many years. We send our thoughts and prayers to Sara and Larry's families. Love to all, Carolyn and Gordon"

"You were the best of everything that really matters in life. My heart, my life, my love....forever. Until we meet again. Sara"

"Sara, I am so very sorry for your loss. Larry was a great boss. Donna Faget"

"Sara; so very sorry for your loss. We so enjoyed our visit this spring with you both."

"Larry was a bright light in this world. He loved life and showed all of us what it meant to be enjoying and appreciating everything. Talking to Larry made you feel excited about life and happy. A great legacy for all who were touched by his presence. We are so sad to know that light is gone. Our love and sympathy to Sara."

"Larry had such a zest for life, he lived every day with that passion. You left this earth too young. You will be greatly missed. Rhonda & Alex"