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Hello everyone. I am Tony C. Smith just for anyone on tails to terrify who doesn't know us. I thought i would just put out a little message we lost larry last night against his fight with cancer larry passed

away and i just want to let everyone know you know our thoughts and our prayers are with

to celia his wife lovely wife what she's going through you know, we're all there for you to Celia.

You know, Larry was just a fantastic friend.

You know, to me, he was a big brother, you know, a great uncle.

I just never met him, you know, in the kind of real world, but I was so close to Larry.

You don't know what I mean?

He was one of them people that you just, you could talk to and you could ask him things and ask him to do things and this is

just you know it'd be taken away you know we're all in kind of shock at it you know what a

great man Larry was you know a writer a director you know yeah a fantastic, a director, you know, yeah, a fantastic husband, a fantastic friend,

but a great mentor as well, you know, you just, when you see all the pouring's out on Facebook,

you realize how lovely this man was and how solely he will be missed. And like I say, it's just,

you know, within a couple of months you know this thing's come

and took Larry away and I just want to let everyone know that you know starships over tales to

terrify and all the district of wonders you know we we're just celebrating a great man's passing

and he was a true great man you know a true friend

and i've dug out a recording that i did for a now defunct podcast and it's actually quite you know

it hits the heartstrings when you listen to it anyways but it just proves how good larry was you

know i sent a few words over and And Larry, in his office in City Hall, under a desk, trying to get the right atmosphere, I recorded this piece and we'll put some music together. And a big thank you to Diane, who kind of sung the words to this. This is a few year ago now. It was just a promo for a podcast. And like I say, it's Steve Fung.

But I'll play it at the end of this little talk just to let us know, you know,

how Larry embraced everything and just made such great recordings.

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