LAWRENCE WEINTRAUB

Death date: Nov 16, 2017

WEINTRAUB, Lawrence age 74 of Wellington passed away on November 16th. Beloved husband of Barbara; Loving father of Joel (Nicky) DeYoung, Elyse Weintraub Brown, and Edie (Eddie) Wilson; Cherished grandfather of Hunter, Amber Shea, Read Obituary

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Tyrone G Kennedy

445w ago

What a great Guy, Father, Husband, and firefighter/inspector and all around person. I had the privilege of working with him in the Bureau and he was a great teacher. May he rest in peace.Tyrone & Barbara Kennedy

Bumper Moylan

445w ago

You were one of the "best" my brother and we in the fire investigators community will never forget you. Thank you for your many years of mentoring, kindness, and friendship. To Barbara and family my God give you strength and comfort in the days of sorrow knowing that your husband and father is now at rest in his home in heaven. Bumper Moylani

Naida Voss

446w ago

So sorry for you and your family

Michelle Price

446w ago

Bob and I have known Cousin Larry for all our adult lives, and he has always enriched them. He was a man’s man, but always related with respect, care and concern to women. Larry was a man you could depend on, and went out of his way to help a friend or family member. Goodbye, Larry, we are sure going to miss you, Michelle and Bob PriceLit a candle in memory of LAWRENCE WEINTRAUB

Jerry Guardarrama

446w ago

Bruce Oestreich

446w ago

My deepest condolences to Larry's wife and family. I was always happy to hear Larry's name responding to a scene because I knew he'd figure it out and get us out of there as quickly as possible, while always doing a conscientious and complete investigation. I also took a Fire Investigation class with him, he was an outstanding instructor, passing on his wisdom and enthusiasm. What a career and life he had, I only wish it hadn't been cut so short.

Linda J.

446w ago

Beautiful tribute Barbara.

Linda J.

446w ago

When my son was small and ran a high fever, my doctor advised me that as long as he was smiling and laughing, everything would be fine. Barbara and I were talking several days before Larry passed away and I asked her if he still smiled and laughed. She said he laughed especially when with his family. Family was Larry's touchstone. From his remarkable relationship with his wife Barbara and his sister Carol, to his children and their children, Larry was always laughing. I was honored to be part of that from time to time. I will miss his laugh.

Ken Lifland

446w ago

I first met Larry in High School (in the early 60') and we became very good friends, I do not remember when we quit being friends and became BROTHERS. I can not remember ever having an augment. To say the Larry was a great husband, brother, father, grandfather would be an understatement. Having Larry in my life has made me a better person and I will miss him deeply for the rest of my life.

Ken Lifland

446w ago

My first meeting with Larry was when we were in High School (in the early 60') and quickly became very good friends. I am not sure when we quit being friends, and became BROTHERS. I can not remember a disagreement we ever had. To say that Larry was a GREAT friend, father, brother and husband is an understatement. I'm a better person by having Larry in my life and will deeply miss him for the remainder of my life. I wish all my LOVE to Larry entire family.Ken Lifland

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