Date Of Birth: October 11, 1938
Date Of Death: April 11, 2010
Lawrence Evans Webber, 71, passed away on April 11th, 2010 .Larry was born in Chicago , IL on October 11, 1938, to Gail and Mildred Lavelle Chapman Webber.Larry was a graduate of Beloit College in WI. and I.U. school of law. He retired from Cooper Power Systems in 2004. He was a veteran of the National guard.Larry will forever be remembered for his love of family, wonderful sense of humor, unique personality and an avid cub fan.Larry is survived by his wife of 37 years, Jeanne (Hartman) Webber; brother Bob (Jeanne) and nephew Nick Webber of CA.A Celebration of Life will be held at Harry W. Moore Funeral Care, 8151 Allisonville Road, Indianapolis, IN, at 11:30-1:30 on Saturday, April 17th, 2010.In lieu of flowers, Memorial contributions may be made to The Humane Society of Indianapolis 7929 N. Michigan Rd. Indianapolis, IN 46268. Friends may sign his online guestbook at indianafuneralcare.com.
Joan FitzGibbon says
Larry was such a fun guy to be around. We know he will be missed by all who knew him. My thoughts are with you Jeanne.
Bob Spider Getts says
I send my heartfelt thoughts and prayers to Larry’s wife, Jeanne, his brother, Bob, and to other family members. Larry was a wonderful high school friend who could play a great game of baseball, while also cheering on his beloved Chicago Cubs. I’ll miss his always cheery greeting “Hi Spider”–a name he bestowed upon me in the early 1950s. His loved ones are blessed to have had this fine man in their lives for many years.
Laura and Rick Ward says
So sorry and saddened of Larry’s passing. So many funny and fond memories remain. He was a wonderful uncle and brought such brightness to family gatherings. His smile and laughter will never dim in our hearts. Our thoughts and prayers are with you Jeanne. We will always love you Larry!
Laura Ward
Mimi McDonald Amondsen says
Dear Jeanne~
High school memories often dim as the years pass, but Larry left an indelible impression on all who knew him. He was one of the nicest boys/men I’ve known, with a rich and wicked sense of humor and possessed such great warmth. He was the nicest of the nice guys, and memories of him always brought a smile to my face. I send my sympathies for your loss; you will be in my thoughts and prayers. Mimi McDonald Amondsen, AHS Class of ’57
clarajerry donaldson says
we are very sorry to hear of Larry”s passing.know that he will be in our prayers..A gentle man with a great smile..would be there but for a few minor problems here…to you our best
carolyn freeman says
Jeanne: I am so sorry about Larry’s passing-what a wonderful guy. May precious memories comfort you and sustain you in the days ahead. Rest in peace, Larry. Love, Carolyn
Jerry Marsha Schuch says
Jeanne,
We send our deepest sympathy. Larry was a very special person and he will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved him. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
Sincerely,
Mike Miller says
I am truely sorry to hear the news. Larry was always my favorite sales reps that I knew from my Cinery days. I will never forget our racquet ball matches. God Bless.
Jan Vernia says
I shall remember Larry through the good times: drinking wine, enjoying dinners, playing tennis, gambling in Vegas, and just being downright silly!!! You were one very special guy, Larry, and will be missed by all who loved you.
Myra Lyon says
So sorry to hear this news about Larry, what a nice person and a joy to be around. I as well as many others from “Cinergy” days worked with Larry and always enjoyed his company. He will be missed and God Bless you and your family, remember the good times and his zest for life.
Dan Lyon says
Sorry to hear about Larry’s passing. I knew Larry from my days at Cinergy, I was a buyer and Larry was the Copper salesman. We would always have a laugh or two when he would visit. He will be sadly missed.
Don Server says
Jeanne,
So sorry to learn of Larry’s passing. I came to know Larry through my work at PSI and Cinergy. He was one sales rep we actually appreciated and enjoyed being around! He was a great person, full of life and humor. We shared many great times. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. God Bless.
Jo Ann Eroen says
So sorry and saddened to learn of Larry’s passing. He was a great man with a winning smile. I have lots of fond memories of you and Larry. You are in my thoughts and prayers. Lot of love, Jo Ann
Sue Kempf says
What a great man…we always enjoyed seeing Larry, with his big smile, gentle nature, and great sense of humor. Each of our kids remembers him fondly with a special story coming to their minds as soon as we mention his name. He always was so warm and welcoming to all of us. I smile at the thought of him – great memories…Jeanne, he will be with you always. We will keep you in our prayers in the difficult times ahead. Love, Sue, George, Katelyn, Jimmy and Mary Ellen
Kris Mohrs Kealey says
“Cousin Larry” really was a life-force! I will remember his genuine warmth, his big smile, and his quirky sense of humor. We always loved when Larry came to visit our family. Thoughts are with you, Jeannie. Blessings, Love, and heartfelt condolences.
mary lou mccann says
Dear Jeanne, Mary Ann called me to
let me know. I had put Larry’ name
in our Book of Prayer at St. Agnes.
He was remembered in every Mass and
prayer service. I can’t be there on
Saturday but you will be in my thou-
ghts and prayers. Mary Lou Cummins
McCann
Keith Merriman says
Dear Aunt Jeanne,
Nancy and I were so sad to hear of Larry’s passing. Larry was always a joy to be around. He had an amazing smile. We especially remember your and Larry’s kindness when you helped to support us when we lived in Africa. We are praying for you.
Love, Keith & Nancy
Donna Leamy says
Dear Jeanne,
My thoughts and prayers are with you. The many years I worked with Larry will be cherished forever. A better man I’ve never known. His ability to make me laugh in the worst of times… was his true attribute. His caring and loving personality will be missed by all that knew him.. I have wonderful memories, and will savor them always.
To Bob, Jeanne and Nick… Please know that you all meant the world to Larry… He spoke of you often… He was so proud of his nephew, Nick.
God Bless,
~Donna~
pat brownell says
Larry was my best friend in highschool and I am ashamed I didn’t keep up with him over the years. I finally got up with him a couple of years before the last reunion and was going to go with him to the big party, but something came up and we couldn’t make it. I have often thought of him and the good ol times we had. Racing his 53 merc against my 48 chev,wow, chasing girls(that we couldn’t catch) and playing baseball all summer. I wish I could have been with him one last time.
Dee Maitlen says
Jeanne,
I feel so bad that I could not make Larry’s Memorial Service. I will miss him and his quirky wonderful sense of humor. He was always such a good friend, always very supportive to me and I, as you know, enjoyed working with him so very much. Everyone loved him at IPL and he will truly be missed. I have made a donation to the Humane Society in Larry’s name.
Your friend, Dee
Joelyn Gentry says
Jeanne – I am so sorry to hear of the death of Larry. I wish you everything you need to heal your heart. God bless you. (Ron and I have made a donation to the Humane Society in Larry’s name.)