u r still not forgotten Larry. I love you baby boy

deepest condolence from #GIM (gay indonesia male)

i am so srry about your loss when i read this story in news week i felt sad...and im bearly 14 going on 15... when i become an adult i will take cases like this

Brave enough to come out while so young, you might have changed the world. Rest in Peace, brave soul.

What a beautiful child with such a short life. May the loss of Larry make others more aware of the importance of tolerance. At the end of the day we are all one in the eyes of God.

First of all, I am terribly sorry for your loss, Larry seem to have been an amazing boy, and I'm truly sorry for what happened to him. As another gay teen (I'm actually bisexual, and I'm 14) I can relate to what he went through, in some ways. I've been rejected at restaurants, shops, etc, for being openly bisexual (I have a boyfriend). I think it's horrible how things like what happened to Larry can go on, and it is WRONG, in every sense of the word. Love is love, regardless of genders. And it's a damn shame there are people who don't accept people for who they are. Being gay or bisexual doesn't make you evil, or weird, or anything. Gays and bisexuals are still kind, loving and caring people, with emotions. Yet every day, people like Larry, and people like me, have to suffer through both verbal and physical abuse, because we choose to be who we are. This is sad,and it makes me cry. I hope one day, the world will change... Rest in Peace, Larry, thanks for staying true to yourself. <3

I'm speechless, at a loss for words but my heart is overflowing with compassion...

Profoundly sorry, an unimaginable loss. I fail to find a way to express how my heart is wrent thinking of going through this. We all stand with you, not only in sympathy, but in outrage and a commitment to effect a change. Much love from Charlotte, you are in my prayers.

I want to say sorry for your lose. No one should ever get killed for ther sexual preference. My old High School sold shirts with the picture of your son and a little story about how he died. That was the day of Silence we wore them t-shirts to support not only your son but every other homosexual out there by being silent. I'm gay and i know what it's like to be bullied. i have my friends and family that stand in front of me when someone bullies me. I don't let none of them words get to me becuase i know that words are just words. i move on and just enjoy my life the best and make something out of myself to prove that homosexuals can do what a heterosexaul can do. i'm going to school for criminal justice to become a cop.
In my prayers forever,
Clay Affeldt

My prayers are with you and your family. God Bless.......................