Larry E. Hoyer
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Larry E. Hoyer, 76, passed away peacefully in his sleep on June 19, 2020. A celebration of Larry’s life will be held on Tuesday, June 23, 2020 at 3:00 P.M. at Heartland Cremation & Burial Society, Raytown, Missouri. A visitation will proceed the service at 2:00 P.M. To view the service live online please follow this link: Larry Hoyer Live Feed
Larry was a United States Navy Veteran and a member of the Sprinkler Fitter, Local 314 Union. He loved fishing, being at the Lake of the Ozarks, riding motorcycles, a good cigar and his dogs.
He was preceded in death by his mother, Maxine McBride; father, Guy Hoyer; brother, Garry Hoyer; and son, Samuel Hoyer.
Larry is survived by his significant other, Sue Cowart; his children: daughter, Lara & Joe Caruso; sons, Todd Hoyer, Phillip & Sarah Hoyer, Shawn & Sarah Hoyer, Tom & Margaret Cowart, Susan Cowart and Sherry Darnell; grandchildren: Sophia Hoyer, Jackie & Scott VanAhn, Karah & Josh Meade, Amanda & Luke Stevenson, Joshua Taylor, Bianca & Zachary Hoyer, Nathaniel Hoyer, Ian Martin, Sean Hoyer, Chelsea Caruso, Alyssa Caruso, Nathan Hoyer, Nicholas Hoyer, Chaley & Ian Moran; great grandchildren: Samantha Hoyer, Dominic Maurer, Alexandria Maurer, Donovan Davis, and Phoenix Hoyer.
A very special thank you to Heartland Hospice. Memorial donations may be made in Larry’s name to the American Cancer Society.
Larry We will miss you my friend!!! Look down on me when I am fishing off the dock and help me catch the biggest Crappie just like you alway did!! You were a great friend, a great lake house neighbor!!! May God bless you!!! Love you Larry!
I’m so sorry for your loss of a great man. He was one of the sweetest people I knew. I will miss him and his smiles and laughter! ???. All my love
I’m so sorry for your loss of a great man. He was one of the sweetest people I knew. I will miss him and his smiles and laughter! ???. All my love
Sorry for your loss my friend! I never had the opportunity to meet your dad but he must have been a hell of a good man as you’ve always been a stand
Up man yourself! Rachael and I always consider you a lifelong friend and we are here for you for anything! Take care Todd!
Larry was such a sweet man!!! My sincerest condolences to his entire family. Gone way to soon. ?
Being teenagers, Lara and I found ourself sometimes in trouble with the big guy. Always patient and ready to make a situation a little funnier. He pampered us by taking us out to dinner, where I’d feel so elegant….as well as a trip one time out East. Him and Lara both attended my fathers funeral when I was 15, and I’ll never forget how much that meant to me. Well Larry, I guess we have a kind, true spirit on the other side now. Enriched by knowing you and God bless the family.???
We are so sorry for your loss. He was a kind man. When I picture Larry, it’s with a wide grin and smiling eyes. He will be missed. Xoxo Henrietta Darnel & Connie Barker
We are so sorry for your loss. Larry was a great leader and a mentor to me and others at National Fire Suppression. His vision helped lead us during his tenure at NFS. I think of him often as I sit each day in his former office. I hope he and my father (Ray) are catching up on old times, joking, laughing and having a great time once again. He is remembered and will be missed.
Scott Croy
Dear Cousin, I’m saddened by your passing. You were a big Brother to me for many years as a child. I’m thankful for those years with you.A kind, gentle friend, indeed.
Prayers for all of your family during this time. Much love.
Your Cousin.
Larry you will be missed by all of us here at the lake. Gone way too soon friend. God bless, Janet and Steve
To our Friend and Neighbor, we are very sad of your passing will miss the great conversations and companionship. Good times were had by all at the Fish Cook-outs in the years past.
Do sorry to hear about Larry’s passing. He always had a smile.I found him to be a true gentleman. Prayers to all
May God keep you close and may your soul rest in peace. You were always a very kind, thoughtful man and we will miss you dearly. Prayers to you and the family.
Sue, Susan and Hoyer family you have my heartfelt sympathy. I know what a heart crushing time this must be for you. I’m sure Sadie will “show him the ropes” sending my love, Dy
We will miss you…. Have good trip and say hello for us when you get there. We’ll see you again one of these days.