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Friends,

It is with a heavy heart that I report that Larry and his wife Anne
were killed Sunday when a car pulled out in front of the motorcycle
they were riding.

They were returning from a weekend biking trip to Wisconsin, where my
wife Dianne and I had joined them. When I didn't get an email from
him, we called the house and got the terrible news.

Please see the following informational web page for details:

http://www.jimh.homeip.net/

Moe

Oh no! That's not fair, that's not right!

I am stunned, looking for words ...

My sincere condolences to his family and friends!

       Michael.


Quoting mate_stubb <mate_stubb@...>:

> Friends,
>
> It is with a heavy heart that I report that Larry and his wife Anne
> were killed Sunday when a car pulled out in front of the motorcycle
> they were riding.
>
> They were returning from a weekend biking trip to Wisconsin, where my
> wife Dianne and I had joined them. When I didn't get an email from
> him, we called the house and got the terrible news.
>
> Please see the following informational web page for details:
>
> http://www.jimh.homeip.net/
>
> Moe

Oh God, this is terrible news.
I'm very sad to hear this.

JH.


> Friends,
> 
> It is with a heavy heart that I report that Larry and his wife Anne
> were killed Sunday when a car pulled out in front of the motorcycle
> they were riding.
> 
> They were returning from a weekend biking trip to Wisconsin, where my
> wife Dianne and I had joined them. When I didn't get an email from
> him, we called the house and got the terrible news.
> 
> Please see the following informational web page for details:
> 
> http://www.jimh.homeip.net/
> 
> Moe
> 
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I can't believe this awful news - oh my god.

 

A generous and kind person has left us so may we feel privileged and touched
by having known him.

 

My deepest sympathy to the friends and family of Larry and Anne.

 

Richard Lawson

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Subject: [motm] Larry Hendry

 

Friends,

It is with a heavy heart that I report that Larry and his wife Anne
were killed Sunday when a car pulled out in front of the motorcycle
they were riding.

They were returning from a weekend biking trip to Wisconsin, where my
wife Dianne and I had joined them. When I didn't get an email from
him, we called the house and got the terrible news.

Please see the following informational web page for details:

http://www.jimh.homeip.net/

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This truly is a very great loss for all of us. My sympathies also for his
family.

Larry was a very sharp guy with great people skills. I exchanged a lot of
emails with him and it was always a pleasure to do so.

-- 
John Blacet

On Tuesday 11 October 2005 16:10, mate_stubb wrote:
> Friends,
>
> It is with a heavy heart that I report that Larry and his
> wife Anne were killed Sunday when a car pulled out in
> front of the motorcycle they were riding.

Omg... I'm shocked... :(((

What terrible, terrible news. Even as a somewhat recent MOTM user, it was
abundantly clear to me what an important person Larry was to the community.
Not only for the great products and resources he provided, but also for his
kindness and willingness to help complete strangers.

Just a few months ago, I mentioned on the list how I had destroyed a part of
a module while assembling it, and never having been in contact with one
another before, Larry wrote me back privately offering words of
encouragement and a story about a similar mistake he had made. I'm sure this
is just one of the most minor of the countless examples of his kindness and
generosity of spirit.

My thoughts and condolences go out to his family and friends.

Chris

This is very sad news.

I was fortunate enough to have met Larry in person a couple of years 
ago. He had come up to Calgary for a few days to attend a wedding. He 
had some spare hours and came over to my place where we talked synths 
and then headed over to the Cantos keyboard museum for a tour. It was 
a short visit, but we had a good time.

For those who never met Larry, he really was a great guy, very kind, 
helpful, and generous to everyone. We have lost a good one. He will 
be missed.

> It is with a heavy heart that I report that Larry and his wife Anne
> were killed Sunday when a car pulled out in front of the motorcycle
> they were riding.

I'm almost too stunned to say anything!

I send my heartfelt prayers and condolences to the family.
I feel a great deal of sadness at such a tragic loss to the community 
here as well.

I will be sending a donation to the church.

-- 
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Les Mizzell

I just can't believe it!   Just yesterday I was
drooling again over my new stooge cables and thanking
him!
What a black and sad day this is! I'll remember him
forever for his generosity, helpfulness - what a
wonderful guy he was!

Dino

 

--- mate_stubb <mate_stubb@...> wrote:

> Friends,
> 
> It is with a heavy heart that I report that Larry
> and his wife Anne
> were killed Sunday when a car pulled out in front of
> the motorcycle
> they were riding.
> 
> They were returning from a weekend biking trip to
> Wisconsin, where my
> wife Dianne and I had joined them. When I didn't get
> an email from
> him, we called the house and got the terrible news.
> 
> Please see the following informational web page for
> details:
> 
> http://www.jimh.homeip.net/
> 
> Moe
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This is shocking and sad. I never got to meet Larry in person but 
worked with him via email on a few projects. He was an awsome guy, 
more giving than taking on all counts. He will be missed here and in 
every community he touched, whether virtual or in person.

- Michael Manard

--- In motm@yahoogroups.com, "mate_stubb" <mate_stubb@y...> wrote:
>
> Friends,
> 
> It is with a heavy heart that I report that Larry and his wife Anne
> were killed Sunday when a car pulled out in front of the motorcycle
> they were riding.
> 
> They were returning from a weekend biking trip to Wisconsin, where 
my

> wife Dianne and I had joined them. When I didn't get an email from
> him, we called the house and got the terrible news.
> 
> Please see the following informational web page for details:
> 
> http://www.jimh.homeip.net/
> 
> Moe
>

This is really sad news.   Really sad news.   I have many Stooge 
cables, panels, and two of Larry's modules.   He even sent me serial 
number tags for his modules.

I just looked at my last email from him about my cable order.   I 
saved it away.   I can't believe this.

I think about the all the fun I have had with all this modular synth 
stuff in recent time.   A lot of joy comes from the people in our 
group.   We synth geeks are a small family and we lost one of the 
best people I have encountered.

Dang, what a sad day.   I am really freaked out now.   How many of us 
have benefitted from all the Stooge activities?   Think about how 
many modules, cabinets, cables, etc. we all have because of the 
Stooge efforts.

I am really going to miss Larry, a really fine honest guy.   My 
thoughts to his family at this time.

Andy Miller




--- In motm@yahoogroups.com, "mate_stubb" <mate_stubb@y...> wrote:
>
> Friends,
> 
> It is with a heavy heart that I report that Larry and his wife Anne
> were killed Sunday when a car pulled out in front of the motorcycle
> they were riding.
> 
> They were returning from a weekend biking trip to Wisconsin, where 
my

> wife Dianne and I had joined them. When I didn't get an email from
> him, we called the house and got the terrible news.
> 
> Please see the following informational web page for details:
> 
> http://www.jimh.homeip.net/
> 
> Moe
>

I'm numb.  A terrible loss of a genuinely good guy.  His 
contributions to the synth community notwithstanding, he was just fun to 
be around.  My heart goes out to his (and Anne's) family.

Crow
/**/

We'll miss you. Alot.

On Tue, 11 Oct 2005, mate_stubb wrote:
> Friends,
>
> It is with a heavy heart that I report that Larry and his wife Anne
> were killed Sunday when a car pulled out in front of the motorcycle
> they were riding.
>
> They were returning from a weekend biking trip to Wisconsin, where my
> wife Dianne and I had joined them. When I didn't get an email from
> him, we called the house and got the terrible news.
>
> Please see the following informational web page for details:
>
> http://www.jimh.homeip.net/
>
> Moe
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>

It s a rare thing to meet someone as kind, friendly, and helpful as Larry Hendry. I consider myself lucky to have known him through our mutal passion for

I feel very sad.  I only met Larry and Anne one time, when they came 
through our area on a motorcycle trip.  My wife and I joined them for 
some motorcycling that day.  We toured part of the Blue Ridge Parkway 
and I was amazed at how enthusiastic Larry was about photography.  He 
was a genuinely friendly person.  As many others have remarked, he was 
always ready to exchange emails with ideas about synth projects.  He 
contributed greatly to our little community.  I don't know what else to 
say right now.

-Richard Brewster

mate_stubb wrote:

>Friends,
>
>It is with a heavy heart that I report that Larry and his wife Anne
>were killed Sunday when a car pulled out in front of the motorcycle
>they were riding.
>
>They were returning from a weekend biking trip to Wisconsin, where my
>wife Dianne and I had joined them. When I didn't get an email from
>him, we called the house and got the terrible news.
>
>Please see the following informational web page for details:
>
>http://www.jimh.homeip.net/
>
>Moe
>
>  
>

In-Reply-To: <digh46+3084@...>
Terrible news, Larry was one of the most helpful friendly
all round great guys. I don't think I every saw a negative
posting from him. He is going to be greatly missed.
Its heard to imagine that he is not there.
Sympathy and love to all his family and friends.

Keith

http://home.freeuk.net/lowpass

well this is just f***ing awful. larry was one of the good guys and 
this tragedy leaves a huge hole in the community.

>Friends,
>
>It is with a heavy heart that I report that Larry and his wife Anne
>were killed Sunday when a car pulled out in front of the motorcycle
>they were riding.
>
>They were returning from a weekend biking trip to Wisconsin, where my
>wife Dianne and I had joined them. When I didn't get an email from
>him, we called the house and got the terrible news.
>
>Please see the following informational web page for details:
>
>http://www.jimh.homeip.net/
>
>Moe

(Please pardon the cross-posting.)


What can I say? Larry was truly one of the most helpful guys on all the
synth lists, and just a super nice guy. I never saw him write a bad thing
about anyone. He'll definitely be missed by many.

Of course, everyone knows all that. There's nothing that I can add, but I
had to add my voice to these virtual memorial services. I never met him, but
I thought I eventually would have the pleasure.

When I first read about this, I just kind of went "No, no..." I'm still
reeling.

It's funny how an ordinary guy can affect so many people. Even my wife
(who's not a synth person) knew of Larry. His surviving family must be
pleasantly surprised by the number of his online friends, he has helped so
many people. Be sure to sign the guest book, folks.
http://jimh.homeip.net/guestbook/default.asp?PagePosition=1

Sincerely,
John

OMG... I cannot believe it...

Larry was a great friend to us each individually, as well as to our 
wonderful little community. I'm SO glad we met in person at NAMM, so 
that I have a personal memory.

As someone else said here, Larry is "all over" my modular synth, and I 
will always associate a very special part of my favorite pastime with 
him, his good humor, shared love of the music and electronics, and 
much more.

My sincere condolences to the Hendry family, and to all of us whose 
lives (and instruments) he touched.

Life is so very fragile-- Let our good memories of our friend be 
strong and endure.

-Russell

This is a sad sad day.  Larry was an asset to the MOTM community and many
other Synth communities.  He will be missed greatly.

John Loffink
The Microtonal Synthesis Web Site
http://www.microtonal-synthesis.com
The Wavemakers Synthesizer Web Site
http://www.wavemakers-synth.com

What sad news to hear. 

He contributed so much to the synth community, and gave so much of his
time and passion to help everybody, without asking for much in return.

I'm going to miss his intelligent comments in the forum, his how-tos
at his web site, his work on cables and panels, and his crazy videos
of electricity gone bad. And what a sudden loss for his family.

I hope that next time you have a moment with your synth, you'll make a
patch for Larry.

It is tough to know where to start. For me building a modular synth  
was something of a dream I always had knocking around in the back of  
my head. I joined this list unsure as to whether I should jump in but  
Larry's generous support and encouragement immediately convinced me  
that I should. There are very few people whom I've not met face to  
face that I consider a friend. Larry was one of them. His  
selflessness, honesty, and unwavering desire to make things right  
were unique.

He will be sorely missed.

-greg

I can't add much to the outpouring here except to say that it's a
shock, all the more so because Larry was more than just an email 
address on a list, he really reached out and helped me on more than
one occasion.  I have a box of his cables here that I haven't even
had a chance to use yet, it's going to be rather poignant when I do.

One of the ways he helped was through his great www.wiseguysynth.com
site.  I hope someone can grab whats there before it goes away, as 
there's a lot there that should stay in the community (like the step
by step module building pages!).

Is there room to host some of that at the synthtech site?

JN
 
> It is tough to know where to start. For me building a modular synth  
> was something of a dream I always had knocking around in the back of  
> my head. I joined this list unsure as to whether I should jump in but  
> Larry's generous support and encouragement immediately convinced me  
> that I should. There are very few people whom I've not met face to  
> face that I consider a friend. Larry was one of them. His  
> selflessness, honesty, and unwavering desire to make things right  
> were unique.
> 
> He will be sorely missed.
> 
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I can assure you that Larry's website will remain up and intact. We
have no plans to move it elsewhere, so just go visit it as you
normally would.

Moe
http://www.hotrodmotm.com

--- In motm@yahoogroups.com, John Neilson <jneilyahoo@j...> wrote:

> One of the ways he helped was through his great www.wiseguysynth.com
> site.  I hope someone can grab whats there before it goes away, as 
> there's a lot there that should stay in the community (like the step
> by step module building pages!).
> 
> Is there room to host some of that at the synthtech site?
>

Hello,

Outch... Very yery sad news ... I 've never meet Larry (physicaly i mean 
) but we were in contact by email since many years now and it was 
always  a pleasure to read him. He was really kind and helpful. It will 
be hard to play the MOTM modular without a thought for Larry . I guess i 
am not  the only one here, with this feeling.
My thought go to his family and friends.

Marc B.

> I can assure you that Larry's website will remain up and intact. We
> have no plans to move it elsewhere, so just go visit it as you
> normally would.
> 
> Moe
> http://www.hotrodmotm.com


I, like many others here, was deeply saddened to hear of Larry's
passing.  I've known Larry for eight or nine years now through our
mutual appreciation of the Korg DSS-1 sampler and analog synths. 
While I haven't been in touch with Larry as much these past few years
since moving out to the left coast, we still kept in touch via phone
and email, as well as the annual AHMW pilgrimage.  Larry was a great
all around guy and always eager to lend a hand, and I did likewise
where I had ability.

I hadn't planned on making any public comments on this or other lists,
however I must say I was appalled at the behaviour of a few dozen MOTM
list subscribers, as well as their synth-diy and AH counterparts, when
instead of offering condolensces to Jim Hendry and family, and
business partner Dave Bradley and wife, these individuals chose to
mirror Larry Hendry's extensive website immediately upon Dave's
announcement of Larry's passing.

I will continue to host Larry's site unless instructed to do otherwise
by Dave or Larry's son Jim.  It is unconscionable that folks would
think of themselves before offering condolences.  Not only am I
saddened by Larry's departure, I was dissappointed by the selfishness
of some of the folks I previously respected in this and the other
synth and diy communities.

In-Reply-To: <005f01c5cec6$4f687760$6400a8c0@BABYUTEST>

> It's funny how an ordinary guy can affect so many people. Even my wife
> (who's not a synth person) knew of Larry. His surviving family must be
> pleasantly surprised by the number of his online friends, he has helped 
> so
> many people. Be sure to sign the guest book, folks.
> http://jimh.homeip.net/guestbook/default.asp?PagePosition=1


Same here but I found great difficulty expressing my feeling for Larry in 
150characters, I need ten pages!


Keith

http://home.freeuk.net/lowpass

keithw@... wrote:

>>It's funny how an ordinary guy can affect so many people. Even my wife
>>(who's not a synth person) knew of Larry. His surviving family must be
>>pleasantly surprised by the number of his online friends, he has helped 
>>so
>>many people. Be sure to sign the guest book, folks.
>>http://jimh.homeip.net/guestbook/default.asp?PagePosition=1
>>    
>>
>
>Same here but I found great difficulty expressing my feeling for Larry in 
>150characters, I need ten pages!
>  
>
Same here. Yesterday I tried to split up my message for the guestbook 
(it was something close to 400 characters and I considered that short) 
but that failed.
So I took the liberty and sent the original text to Jim and Marcus via 
e-mail.

     Michael.

I will miss my friend and our friend Larry.  I'm so glad I got to 
know him via emails, phone calls, visits to his studio and trips to 
the Analogue Heaven Midwest Gathering.  I was so glad to know someone 
else into modulars and synths.  He was unique, huh?  Not only was he 
into a rare field of endeavor, but he was a rare friend to all that 
he met in that field.  Here is perhaps one way that Larry's 
philosophy of life might be expressed:

Find what you really like to do.  Become really good at it.  Simplify 
and stay focused.  Find as many people as you can who like to do the 
things you do.  Make them your friends.  Make them your best friends.  Repeat.

Fred

I'm not sure of how his site is being hosted now, but I can host his site 
(or a mirror to help ensure it stays up) if needed.


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>--- In motm@yahoogroups.com, John Neilson <jneilyahoo@j...> wrote:
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When I heard that Larry and Anne passed away, I was beyond stunned. 
At the wake, I cried like a baby.  I could not bear to attend the
funeral so I didn't.  Somehow, the pain was much bigger than I could
ever imagine.  It took a few days before I figured out why.

We don't choose our family.  Like them or not, you have to put up with
crazy aunt Bessie and "strange" uncle Tony.  Our friends are people we
have chosen to like purely from some resonance we share.  Friendship
is 100% voluntary with no automatic or expected feelings attached. 
That makes our friends very special people and quite unlike family. 
They are beyond family in many ways.  When we lose such friends, we
have lost much.  Each of us though, has been enriched by having been
able to call them a "friend".  Larry was my friend.

Peace.
Tom Farrand