My condolences to the Langlois family on the loss of Larry. He is back with his dear wife, Jackie. He always had a kind word for my brother, who aspired to be a police officer. I ask that the Lord send you comfort and consolation at this difficult time.

It is with great sadness that I heard of Larry's passing. When I met Larry as a recruit in 1983 I knew he was a special person and a great guy. Visiting with Larry at Chartwell was always a friendly encounter like the past 35 yrs just flew by. Mike .... you have a name that will be respected for years to come and a great reputation for squeezing every penny; that you came by honestly. We are all going to miss him, his never ending smile and sense of humour.
My sincerest condolences to you Mike and yours.
Randy Fasan - class of '83/ retired

Mr. Langlois was my instructor at St. Clair College from 1987-89 and I remember him fondly. He was easy to talk to and put up with our shenanigans, and would fire back with a funny comment or gesture sometimes. I always looked forward to his class and his reflections on his time as a police officer. I have thought of him often over the years and send my condolences to his family and friends.

We will always remember Larry for his energetic approach to life and his welcoming outgoing personality. We have many moments to remember from Rochester Place.

Mike and Adam, so sorry to hear of the loss of your father/grandfather. Thinking of you both. Sandy Reagan and family.

Mike, Adam and Family, you are in my thought's and prayer's during this difficult time.

Gerry

Larry taught me at St. Clair College in the late 80's. He was a great teacher and I have thought of him often over the years. So sorry to the family for your loss, he was a great person.