Lawrence David Drake

Rest in peace Larry, you will be greatly missed. I will always remember you as giving and caring person. Every time I saw you; you were always giving something and was always wanting to help out. I find it ironic in your passing that it is around Christmas; a holiday about giving. Thank you for all you have given us. "The value of a man resides in what he gives and not what he is capable of receiving" You're son-law. Brian.

Larry was the ‘Pied Piper’ of our neighborhood. All of the neighborhood dogs loved to see Larry coming with Remi and Lexi (Jabba) because Larry had the BEST treats and generously shared them with everyone. Sometimes I think Mia even stood by the front window looking for Larry.... Our thoughts and prayers are with the Drake family in this time of sadness. Larry was a kind and generous neighbor and he will be missed by all – four legged friends and two. Rest in peace Larry Cheryl, Leah and Mia Rogers (woof)

We would always see Larry out walking his dogs and was so friendly. We would enjoy watching him stop at the neighbors houses with treats for their dogs. So sorry for your loss Drake Family. May the light shine upon you Larry. Donna & Patrick Bradley

Dad, I still can't believe it, I'm still hoping to wake up from this nightmare. Thank you for everything you have done for me and my family, you always put others first before you, and that taught us the true meaning of being selfless. You always had my back 100% and will never forget how proud you were of both Angie, Andy, and I. All the pups will miss all their walks and treats, (along with all the neighborhood dogs too!) as you loved them all the same. Give Angie lots of hugs from me, and enjoy your ride up there. I know you'll always be at my side. I'll love you and miss you forever. Xoxo.

Our thoughts and prayers are with the Drake family at this sad time. Larry will be missed in the neighborhood. He always had a treat for our dog, Clyde, who looked forward to seeing Larry and his dogs. We will miss seeing Larry too,he was a good neighbor. Phil and Mary Chapman