On behalf of the entire Regis High School Class of 1964, please accept our most sincere condolences on Larry's passing. We are thankful to have had him as a great classmate and friend. As we say to those who precede us from Regis, "Ave atque Vale" Larry !
Dr Joe Coyne, Class Secretary, Regis "64
From Rob Haberski- I was in EVERY class together with Lar at Regis and then also went to BC. My fondest memories were summer pool parties on Midland Avenue, having Larry check my math homework each morning before I turned it in and singing the Belmonts’ Tell Me Why at the top of our lungs on a bus ride. He was wise, loyal, kind and deeply devoted to his family. He will be sorely missed.
I knew Larry through serving on a Town committee together. He was a thoughtful, friendly, and extremely conscientious member of the Kelley's Corner committee, taking meticulous minutes of our deliberations. He will be missed as one of the people that work to make the Town of Acton a good place to live.
Larry was a friend and best-buddy throughout our days at DEC. We remained friends throughout and also enjoyed working together at Household Goods. He will be sorely missed by his friends, colleagues and the community.
It's very sad to learn of Larry's death. I was in his Regis class for all four years. He was friendly to all and always upbeat.
Like him, I believe that our four years at Regis was a life-defining event. And classmates such as Larry were a large part of why that time was so special.
We want to express our most profound sympathy to Marcy and the entire Kenah family. I (Ken) knew Larry less well than some of my BC 68 classmates. But well enough to know that he was a wonderful friend, husband, father and citizen. Our hearts go out to all who cherish his memory.
Ken and Cindy Higgins
Being in Larry's year at Regis was a high point in my high school experience. Knowing Larry was a gift from God, and the memory of our friendship stayed with me long after we (sadly) lost touch with each other. I shall always remember him fondly, and he will remain in my thoughts and prayers.
I am very sorry to hear of Larry’s passing. He was my friend and colleague in VAX/VMS at DEC for many years. I always admired his expertise and his sense of humor. Marcy: please accept my condolences and extend them to your family.
I remember working with Larry on the MicroVMS instruction emulation. He was fun and brilliant too.
He'll be missed.
Larry was my supervisor when I joined VAX/VMS. Great guy. Learned a lot from him. Condolences to the Kenah family.
My apologies for being so late in offering condolences and expressing my respect for such a wonderful person and leader. I worked with Larry in VMS engineering and learned so much from him.
