Larry Ernest Nale

Lynne, We are so sorry that Larry has passed. He was a kind gentle man. We hope all your memories will help you get you through this difficult time. Our sympathy to you and your family. Dick and Carla Nooyen

To the Nale family, So sorry for your loss, Larry was one of the best. I got to know him pretty well at Webbies. To Steve and Stu, Miss you guys.. Steve Rothmann (Retired.)

To the Nale family , my deepest sympathy to you in your loss. I knew Larry from working at Webcrafter's. He was a good guy and a good worker. I will be praying for strength to get through this time. Jan Hanson McMullen (Retired)

Dear Lynn, Steve, Stu and family, I worked with Larry daily at Webbies and he was always a joy to be around because of all the help he gave us bindery operators with every little thing we brought to him. He was the only one I know who read the manual for the machine, so I know he had a strong dedication to wherever the Lord placed him. I pray the Lords promise of eternal life will hold your hearts close to Jesus at this difficult time. Thank you Lord for the gift of Larry.

To my Dear Aunt Lynne, Our 'Lynneth'- I am so very sorry for the loss of Uncle Larry.. I always wished we lived closer, so we could see each other more often.. I'll never forget the times visiting you both there in Wisconsin, and the times you both came here to Phoenix.. what wonderful memories.. I remember the last time you guys were here, we all went to a Milwaukee Brewers Spring Training game.. we sat out in the beautiful Spring Sun, and had ourselves a ball, chatting, laughing, and watching a baseball game... another time, having a nice steak dinner out at 'Rawhide', the old Western town.. then riding that prairie wagon into the desert.. I will hold all these wonderful memories dear to my heart... my thoughts and Prayers are with you, Steven, Sharon and Stuart, I love you Aunt Lynne, Julie