Condolence: Our deepest condolences at this very difficult time. Larry was a very special man & that's how he made us feel from the very first time we met him...Like family. It was many years ago at a party in is Thornhill home, I could tell right away... He knew how to have a good time & had glasses with numbers on them to prove it. He will surely be missed by all who knew him. Peace & Love to all who hold him dear. Deeni & Joe xo

Condolence: Dear Nona, Michael, Althea and family, Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. I fondly remember the news crew showing up on Camperdown when Larry joined the Toronto Police Service. We were all so excited. I remember Nona & Larry taking me in under their roof every time my mom gave birth to another Neville, time spent at the cottage, my mom & dad spending every New Years at your house, mama's Christmas cakes, my wedding celebration and the cherished memories go on and on. What I do know is the McLarty family helped in forming who I am today...also a D/S and I thank you. Your husband/father was a great man. Thinking of you all. Colette, JP, Scott & Kristen and all the Neville's (Denise, Paul, David, Jackie)

Condolence: Our sincere condolences to your family. We will keep you in our prayers. Kelly and Roche

Condolence: About 20 years ago in Sauble Beach, our family first met Larry and his wife whom we know as Cherry through our dear mutual friends:Veronica and the late Dave Jackson. Since that time we all shared many special times together, with especially fond memories of our Thanksgiving Day weekends in Sauble. Larry, you will always be remembered by Maria, Alex and Victoria and Steve who is forever in our hearts.

Condolence: A pleasure to work with and a true gentleman..He had a good sense of humour. My sincerest condolences.

Condolence: Larry was a real trail-blazer, a real Gentleman and an Officer. He prepared the way for me and many many others. Because of him being a fore-runner I could spend 38 years in the profession which we both enjoyed. My deepest condolences to his family. RIP my Brother.

Condolence: Larry shaped the future of many officers his kind honest approach, dedication to policing and caring attitude made 33 division a better place to work.

Condolence: One the finest gentlemen I have ever had the pleasure of knowing and the distinct honour of working under as a rookie officer in 33 Div. He advice and guidance was always discreet and thoughtful. He saved my butt on more then one occasion in spite of myself. Our careers took their respective paths many many years ago, yet to this day, his name still comes up in conversations with my grown son when he asks for my guidance and opinion. The world has lost a very good man. My condolences to his family.

Condolence: My sincere condolences to family and friends on the passing of a very special man. Remembering Larry for his incredible sense of humour and his patience. PS at 33 Division...always remembered.

Condolence: To the whole McLarty family, Our deepest condolences to all. Larry will be missed. Remember all the good times and cheerish them. Our prayers and thoughts are with you now. Our love Bill and Johanne

Condolence: Dear Nona, please accept our most sincere condolences on the loss of Larry. We think of you often up here in Sauble Beach and wonder how you both were doing. You and Larry were a very important part of our small parish and he will be remembered with fondness. To you and your family, our thoughts and prayers are with you. Sincerely, Kathy & Harry

Condolence: Larry was a natural leader. Words cannot express how much his presence and his smile will be missed with the Hill family. He was the best. My condolences to the McLarty family