Jim Tarleton shared a story about Lawrence J. Hill

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In Memory of

Lawrence J.
Hill

2021

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An Amazing Guy

I met Larry the day he moved into his home on Cottonwood Drive. He lived across the street from us, and was a friend of the family always. He was an intelligent man with a kid's heart. We had both been ATO's at State, and we both loved MSU football at a time when it was difficult to find anything good to say about the team. Every year Larry would buy a new car, and I always looked forward to seeing his new toy.

I had thought of Larry the week he died. Call it what you want, but I was stunned to discover he had died about the same time. We lost a good man.

Posted by Jim Tarleton

Sunday April 11, 2021 at 4:52 pm