Larry Frank Mathena

Carol, We are sorry we can't attend Larry's service. He was very special to me and I always loved his teasing and his great hugs, and the special kiss on my cheek. Richard often wears the Army cap Larry gave to him and feels great sorrow in losing a fellow Veteran. We both look forward to being with Larry in heaven. Thank the Lord we all believe in our Saving Savior. Cheri and Richard

Carol, We are sorry we can't attend Larry's service. He was very special to me and I always loved his teasing and his great hugs, and the special kiss on my cheek. Richard often wears the Army cap Larry gave to him and feels great sorrow in losing a fellow Veteran. We both look forward to being with Larry in heaven. Thank the Lord we all believe in our Saving Savior. Cheri and Richard

You will be dearly missed. Thank you for being my brother great times and memories. I'll always love you. R.I.P

You will be dearly missed. Thank you for being my brother great times and memories. I'll always love you. R.I.P

My Uncle Larry will be very missed and forever be in my heart. I love spending time with him and my Aunt and Cousin when I was growing up. Arrow head hunting and nature was always fun with him, I had learned a lot from him. Give Mom and Grandma my love when you get to heaven. Until we meet again. Love you

My Uncle Larry will be very missed and forever be in my heart. I love spending time with him and my Aunt and Cousin when I was growing up. Arrow head hunting and nature was always fun with him, I had learned a lot from him. Give Mom and Grandma my love when you get to heaven. Until we meet again. Love you

Dear Carol, I am so very sorry for your loss. Larry was a super guy, and he will be missed. God's peace to you and your family. I remember your beautiful wedding. Sharon Heiden Inloes

Dear Carol, I am so very sorry for your loss. Larry was a super guy, and he will be missed. God's peace to you and your family. I remember your beautiful wedding. Sharon Heiden Inloes

It's with a heavy heart that I reminisce about Larry Mathena, a man who left an indelible mark on my life as both a mentor and a friend. Larry's presence in the world of car sales was legendary, and his passing leaves a void that can never truly be filled. I remember the days when I first stepped foot into the high-pressure world of car sales, feeling overwhelmed by the fast-paced environment and the competitive nature of the business. It was Larry who took me under his wing, showing me the ropes with patience and kindness. He was more than just a colleague; he was a mentor in every sense of the word. Larry had a way of making even the most challenging situations seem manageable, and his guidance was instrumental in shaping my career in sales. Years passed, and I eventually found myself branching out into the world of pawnshops. When I opened Mister Money pawnshop, I knew I wanted Larry by my side once again. Despite the years that had passed since we worked together in car sales, Larry didn't hesitate to join me in this new venture. His wealth of experience and unwavering support were invaluable as we navigated the complexities of the pawnshop industry together. Working alongside Larry in the pawnshop brought us even closer together. Despite the demands of running a business, we made sure to carve out time for our shared passion: fishing. There's something about being out on the water that brings people together, and Larry and I cherished the moments we spent casting lines and swapping stories. But life is full of twists and turns, and eventually, Larry felt the call to pursue his own dreams of owning a pawnshop. Though I was sad to see him go, I couldn't have been prouder to see him strike out on his own. His determination and drive were as strong as ever, and I knew he would succeed in whatever path he chose. As I reflect on the memories I shared with Larry, I am filled with gratitude for the impact he had on my life. From mentor to colleague to friend, he was a guiding light in every sense of the word. Though he may be gone, his spirit lives on in the lessons he taught me and the memories we shared. Rest in peace, Larry Mathena, and tight lines wherever you may be.

It's with a heavy heart that I reminisce about Larry Mathena, a man who left an indelible mark on my life as both a mentor and a friend. Larry's presence in the world of car sales was legendary, and his passing leaves a void that can never truly be filled. I remember the days when I first stepped foot into the high-pressure world of car sales, feeling overwhelmed by the fast-paced environment and the competitive nature of the business. It was Larry who took me under his wing, showing me the ropes with patience and kindness. He was more than just a colleague; he was a mentor in every sense of the word. Larry had a way of making even the most challenging situations seem manageable, and his guidance was instrumental in shaping my career in sales. Years passed, and I eventually found myself branching out into the world of pawnshops. When I opened Mister Money pawnshop, I knew I wanted Larry by my side once again. Despite the years that had passed since we worked together in car sales, Larry didn't hesitate to join me in this new venture. His wealth of experience and unwavering support were invaluable as we navigated the complexities of the pawnshop industry together. Working alongside Larry in the pawnshop brought us even closer together. Despite the demands of running a business, we made sure to carve out time for our shared passion: fishing. There's something about being out on the water that brings people together, and Larry and I cherished the moments we spent casting lines and swapping stories. But life is full of twists and turns, and eventually, Larry felt the call to pursue his own dreams of owning a pawnshop. Though I was sad to see him go, I couldn't have been prouder to see him strike out on his own. His determination and drive were as strong as ever, and I knew he would succeed in whatever path he chose. As I reflect on the memories I shared with Larry, I am filled with gratitude for the impact he had on my life. From mentor to colleague to friend, he was a guiding light in every sense of the word. Though he may be gone, his spirit lives on in the lessons he taught me and the memories we shared. Rest in peace, Larry Mathena, and tight lines wherever you may be.