Larry Waller, Sr, 78, of the Brentwood Community, passed away Monday, September 10, 2018 in Fayetteville. He was born August 7, 1940 in Ashland, Kentucky to Elzie and Gladys Staumbaugh Waller.
He was preceded in death by his wife Kathryn M. Waller, parents, Elzie and Gladys Waller and a brother, Darrell Waller.
Larry was owner of Razorback Appliance. He was a past newspaper carrier; was an active member of the community; and was very family oriented. He will be greatly missed by all who knew him.
He is survived by his children, Larry Waller, Jr, Cheryl Waller Stout, and Robert and Carla Waller; a sister, Carlos Haupert; a brother, Jimmy Waller; 4 grandchildren, 2 great-grandchildren; several nieces and nephews; and several brothers and sisters-in-law.
Graveside services will be 10:00 A.M. Saturday, September 15, 2018 at Brentwood Cemetery under the direction of Beard’s Chapel.
There is no scheduled visitation.
I will miss you till we meet again.
loved one
We are here on earth while you went home we shall meet again some day and fly high together you are truly missed by many I love you grandpa forever and always.
My Uncle Larry was such an awesome man. He was a loving son, to his Mother, a wonderful brother, and the best Dad ever. He loved his family. I am his favorite niece! We spent a lot of time together. Larry really liked my husband John. They were great buddies. We would talk weekly, and see each other at least twice a year. You will be greatly missed, but I know you are with your beloved beautiful wife Kathy, and that puts a smile on my face. Fly high Uncle Larry.
Uncle Larry, was one of a kind. He loved to tell jokes and make people laugh. He loved his family. He had friends and family over ever Sunday for games and dinner. He was an amazing son to his mother. He coached his boys in little league. You were my buddy. Larry really liked my husband John, they were great friends. We would talk weekly and visit often. I alway said I was his favorite niece, because he would come see me, but I think he just really liked John! We are going to miss you Uncle Larry. Fly high and Tell the family hello.
Sending my loving thoughts and prayers during this time, wish I could be there! I’ll never forget his big pots of boiled peanuts when they came down in the rv!
Uncle Larry Waller you will be missed by so many and are loved so much by so many as well! You were a man that always had a laugh that came with you and could play spoons like they were going out of style! You loved with your whole heart and was a wonderful uncle, brother and brother-in-law, DAD, grandpa, etc Prayers are with Family during this time! We will celebrate your memories you left us all. We love you and you will be missed❤️
Uncle Larry you will be missed by so many! We will celebrate the memories you left behind! Until we meet again fly high as he gave you wings! We love and will be missing you until then😘❤️
I will always remember Larry’s smile and his love for the outdoors. He and his family would offer visit my family during the summers, and we would camp and enjoy the hill of East Kentucky. He will be greatly missed by his cousins in Kentucky. RIP My brother.
Prayers for all the family Larry was one of a kind will miss him dearly
Please except my condolences. May you find comfort in knowing that your dear one is safe in the memory of God, who will remember every detail about him and bring him back again. John 5:28, 29 gives this assurance.
Our hearts and prayers go out to the family of Larry Waller.
Unforgettable. The most amazing zest for life and lived it to the fullest. He practiced the true meaning of life. Total love and involvement with his family. Proud to be his sister.
My Condolences go out to the Waller Family.I Remember Waller for his Sence of humour, i Remember his Trips,and Y’all Stopping by When Leaving Florida, I aslo Remember the Boiled P Nut,s being Cooked Long ago,A Good Time! I Know he Loved his Family,he was a Blessed Man.
Rip Larry
One time he was gonna pass thru Vegas. He took $20 and ran the pass line 3 times. It hit and he came up to the drive in and told me he was pi—- off. He owed me $160 lol. He spent the $$$ while he was there lol. Only larry. A good man.
My father left this world in the same way he came in…..with a bang. He is with my mother dancing and neither one of them are in pain anymore. I love you both and will be with you when the Lord says its my time. He has passed on a family full of characters with a passion for life and adventure. Now he is on the biggest adventure of his life. I will miss you.
I will miss you Dad. Now you and Mom are together.
Deep in our hearts you’ll always stay, loved and missed everyday… Rest in Peace.
With great sorrow we face the loss of our dear brother in law.
Our thoughts and prayers are with your family during this time. Larry was a great person and we will miss him.
Dad, did not do things the way the world wanted him too. He called things the way he saw them. He was his own boss so he would never have to compromise his ethics to move up the corporate ladder. He kept himself free from debt, free from 9 to 5 jobs, and free of worldly commitments so he could always be free to give his time, resources and passion to his Wife, Family and Friends. He was the most giving person I have ever known. Dad loved all of his family including extended family on both sides. He loved God and silently prayed everyday so he would not appear to be boastful in the eyes of the world, Dad loved grilled cheese, oysters, boiled peanuts, beer, telling jokes, day trips with a pound of bologna, cheese and crackers to somewhere the family had never been before. He took short cuts that would take us three hours out of the way because Dad didn’t care about the destination as much as he cared about the good times getting there. That was the way Dad lived his life, he enjoyed a life long short cut all they way to his final destination.
Thanks to you Dad the life long short cut to all of our final destinations have been blessed,
I Love you Dad.
Larry Waller I am so sorry I just saw your dad’s obit. I will never forget him. He was a good man. Always helping others. Prayers for you and your family. Cynthia McClanahan