R.I.P larry well im just a person from new zealand in the south pacific i heard the story and im sorry theres alot of hatters out but your at a better place now i will fight to get to to acept gay people because wel all the same bt n e ways bbe R.I.P

Your Beautiful Soul lives on through warm, kind individuals that will continue to live with compassion in your memory. Loving prayers and thoughts to all that have suffered in your honor

You are an Angel. Your courage to be true to yourself has changed the world. I send so much Love to you Larry.

I just found out about your son today, and I wanted to send my sympathy and condolences. I believe your son will spread word about how tremendously awful this kind of intolerable hate is evident in today's society and hopefully will become widely recognized as something that will change people everywhere.
Rest in Peace, Larry

Such a sad story. I came out when I was in high school too, so I can imagine a little of what Larry went through. Although I was never bullied by a lot of people. Only a handful.
I hate it that sometimes the bravest of us must die.
I hope family and friends have found a way to cope.
Best wishes to all!

Remembering you, Larry, on this sad anniversary day.
Rest in eternal peace!
S.

Larry, I heard about your story 2 months ago and I still cry at night at what happened to you. I didnt even know you in any way, shape, or form and yet I weep for you as if you were a brother or close friend of mine. This terrible thing should have never happened, especially at such a young age. My thoughts and prayers are with your family and friends. I hope that you are in a better place and living a happy life. Your story will live on.

We should be celebrating your 20th birthday today. We love you and miss you very much!

Happy Birthday Larry! ever since I heard your tragic story I write on here every year for you birthday. Gone too soon, but you're in a better place.

Happy Birthday Larry. You are physically gone but not forgotten. I was blessed with the chance to get to know u through those who were closest to u. I made a video in defense of u, because in my mind you were a courageous teenager who lived life to the fullest and embraced the feminine side of yourself with pride. For the past 5 years u've inspired me to live with the courage I did not have as a teenager. The day u were killed I was in the hospital with a broken jaw all because of being at the wrong place at the wrong time. While laying in the hospital bed as the news broke, I begged the nurses to just let the infection in my jaw to kill me. At that moment I no longer wanted to live in a world full of hate. I cry whenever your name is mentioned. I feel a connection to u, bc I experienced a lot of the pain you endured in school for being gay. I love u for who u are and I will make sure the world will never forget your name. I will remember you every Valentine's Day.