Birth date: Jul 25, 1951 Death date: Jan 5, 2021
Larry Wayne Eaton, 69, of Gallatin, Tennessee, passed away on Tuesday, January 5, 2021. Born July 25, 1951 in Decatur, Illinois, he was the son of the late Eual Thomas Eaton and Alyne Virginia Robinson. Larry was a retired salesm Read Obituary
Larry was a friend to me in Houston. I so enjoyed his friendship and times we went to baseball games and attended church together. He loved to sing for the Lord. I’m saddened by this news, but rejoice in knowing he is home with the Lord! Thomas, if you are reading this, we talk and think of you often. You were with us many times, especially on a Sunday. Praying for all the family!
Very sorry to learn of Larry’s passing but there’s no doubt that he’s out of earthly pain and has entered into his Heavenly reward. He was an interesting personage who shared some crazy times and fun humor with me while in TX. I’m sure that he’’s heard something like: “well done good and faithful servant!”
I always enjoyed talking to Larry on the phone. I was dating his cousin Don who was an over the road truck driver. Larry always seemed to know when needed someone to talk to. He would pick up the phone and we would talk for hours. Rest In Peace Larry. Tell Don hi for me. Dayna Miller
A life-long friend since 2nd grade. Just last week he called, saying "The Lord laid it heavily on my heart to call you". Larry was always filled with love, kindness and encouragement, regardless of the struggles we encountered and shared. He brought and shared the Light, Teachings and Wisdom of Jesus Christ during those days of darkness. Each phone call always ended in our prayers for each other and our families.
I was and remain honored and grateful for his love, friendship and words of encouragement.
The Light of Christ Larry shared with us will lead us through the path of struggles, anxiety and darkness that we encounter in our lives.
Larry, you are sorely missed, but rest assured we will see each other soon.
Love ya, Buddy.
Steve
Larry Was a very unique person. He was my associate pastor 35years ago. He was a very loyal friend as well.
I still have great memories of Larry during my early childhood. I was awful young, but I remember him being very kind and loving. Another thing I remember was that laugh of his. When Larry laughed, HE LAUGHED! Our thoughts, and especially our prayers go out to his family and friends during this time of loss. I am saddened by his passing, but I know I will see him and all my Eaton relatives who have "gone home" before us. Until then, thanks buddy for being exactly who you were. Derik Eaton
I will always remember my cousin Larry as the kindest and gentlest person I've ever known,anyone who knew him has to believe that there are angels that walk among us every day ,unfortunately for us it was time for this one to go home .
I have so many memories. One thing I can say that Larry always new when I was down or just having a tough time in my life. I would be feeling so down and then my phone would ring and it was always him. He always had encouraging words for me and always made me feel better. We talked up to twice a week, texting and would send pictures back and forth and not to forget the jokes, :) . I can't even imagine right now my life with out him. I love you so much Dear Cousin.
Sharon Mixon
