Birth date: Apr 16, 1962 Death date: Oct 22, 2021
Larry Spring Obituary A memorial ceremony honoring Larry Dale Spring will be held 10 AM Saturday, October 30, 2021 at the Rivercrest Chapel in Bixby. Pastor Chad Eads will be officiating. Larry passed away unexpectedly, Friday, Oc Read Obituary
Rest well Lucky. We were his neighbors here in the last years and he certainly brought a spark to the neighborhood. We'll miss his presence (usually at the pond fishing) and his stories.
I'm sure you had the most amazing welcoming party as you sauntered through the gates of Heaven with that big grin on your face. We will all see you again someday. My prayers are with your family. Rest in peace Lucky.
Lucky, became my friend when he moved to Liberty. We became good friends after graduation. We spent alot of time together, and a lot of good memories. He always keep us on our toes with his since of humor hold by beer and watch this. I loved him like a brother. Then he really did become family (my brother in-law). He was always Uncle Lucky to the kids. I'll miss our long talks and the buddy fire, cause we had alot of them. I can't explain the loss. Love my brother, Gary Ashbrook.Lucky, you was always quit the entertainer. The kids always loved you and always wanted to see you. I think sometimes you love playing with the kids more than talking to the adults, now I look back I understand why. I know everyone that came across your path you had to of made some kind of an impression on and I know that was alot of people cuz you never met a stranger, you could strike up a conversation with anyone. You never changed for no one. You was just Lucky. I can see alot of your joking around, in your boys, yes joking is a good thing. You will be greatly missed. Brother in-law love you. Beth Ashbrook
Larry waa one of my brother, Dewayne Jones best friends from the time our family moved to Liberty in Jan 1975. Dewayne worked for the City of Bixby 4 months shy of 30 years before he had medically retire. They swapped stories with things they were doing at work all the time, mostly on the phone since Dewayne spend the last 5 or 6 years wearing a boot that made it hard fo drive. I cant remember ever seeing Larry that he wasnt.wearing a great big smile. When I would see him working somewhere here in BA, if there was a safe place fo for me ro park I would always get out of my car and go visit with him for just a few minutes, not to take him from his job. He always had something funny to say. Id bet as soon as he got caught up with his Mom & Dad.& other loved ones, he & Dewayne met up, theres no telling the storys & memories they talked about. He was a really good guy and he will be missed by so many.
A candle was lit in remembrance
Rest In Peace my friend. Although I retired in 2020, I worked a lot of years with Larry by phone at the City of Broken Arrow. He was a charming man with a great sense of humor and always made me smile, with his catch phrase, Now you have a good day now, ya hear. Good manwuth a great heart for others that has been taken far too soon.
Rest in Peace my friend. Memories of all the pranks we used to pull on each other will always be in my heart. You had the unique ability to always make us laugh. I will truly miss you.
I will always remember how you enjoyed scaring me at work. You got such a kick out of making us all laugh at the office. I'm still in shock that you are gone - you were one of a kind my friend. Rest in peace!
