Larry C. Masters
December 7, 1950 – April 17, 2021
On Saturday, April 17, 2021, Larry C. Masters, loving and devoted husband, father, grandfather, and great grandfather earned his wings.
Larry was born on December 7, 1950, in Ogdensburg, NY, to Calvin and Eileen Goodale Masters. He joined the Army right after high school. He retired honorably from active duty and the reserves. In addition, he also served as a civilian employee for the Army reserves. He worked for Penske Truck Lease up until his passing. He enjoyed traveling with his wife every summer all over the United State and parts of Canada. On October 24, 1971, he married Susan Premo Masters. They raised two daughters, Tammy Exum and Pamela Masters.
Larry was preceded in death by his father, Calvin; mother, Eileen; and brother, Lynn Earl. He is survived by his wife, Susan; two daughters, Tammy, and Pamela (husband Christopher); his four grandchildren, Jessy, McKayla, Ava, and Rose; great-granddaughter, Kaidence; his three sisters, Brenda (companion Harry), Dawn (husband Dave), and Cindy (companion Chuck); and his two brothers, Steven and Randy (wife Carol); as well as several nieces and nephews, too numerous to count. A celebration of life will be held at a later date.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Polycystic Kidney Disease Foundation at PKDcure.org or the New Kent County Fire/Rescue Squad.
I miss you so much
I miss you so much Daddy. You will always be in my heart forever.
I think of you everyday. Have been remembering a lot of things we did as kids. Fly high brother love you.
Miss you and love you very much.
He was one of the good ones and will truly be missed ❤️
I was so sad to hear of Larry’s passing. While I had not seen Larry since he graduated, I have been thinking about the kind and patient guy that settled disputes on the school bus, cheered on us less than stellar softball players at the neighborhood games, and his dry humor! There were so many of us in the neighborhood pack…most quite a bit younger than he… we must have been annoying, but Larry was always patient and accepting! To his family, I send wishes for peace and strength, as you grieve the loss of this truly good guy! Fly high Larry!
Bear!! You took me into your family and were my big brother instead of brother in law. Always available with advice, support or just to pick on me. just a You were the glue that held this family together. We will all miss you tremendously!
I will miss you
Uncle Larry, I have so many fond memories of you from as far back as I can remember. It’s so hard to believe that you are gone. I love and miss you with all my heart.
It is sad to hear of the passing of Larry. He was a wonderful friend. Through the years we were co workers and a mentor for me. We survived many struggles and challenges together and became stronger from them.
I think of you often and of some of the stunts we all pulled as kids. You my big brother, will always be loved and very much missed. It’s your time to soar, so spread your wings and fly high. I love you!