Birth date: May 10, 1950 Death date: Aug 19, 2025
Larry Loring passed away peacefully on Tuesday, August 19, 2025. He is survived by his loving wife of 51 years, Rose Loring; daughter, Karen Thompson (Lane); and three cherished grandchildren, Austin Wilhite, Isabella Wilhite, an Read Obituary
Good o l e East Nashville days as we all roamed streets to visit each other. Days at Shelby park.and c a l wa y s blowing horn and waving as we passed by your house on beaten l path. Good name always follows great families. XOXOXO Linsell family---George. Jean. Anita. Dolores
Prayers Brenda as you move forward without brother---bless your family.
Please accept our deepest condolences on the loss of your beloved Larry Loring. The legacy of a retired firefighter is one of courage and selflessness, and Larry embodied that completely. May you find comfort in your cherished memories and in the knowledge that he made a real difference in the lives of so many. Our thoughts and prayers are you with you.
I have known Peanose since we were teenagers. We went to Martin Methodist College; where he played golf along with his friend Pugs and others from East High.
He also had the coolest Camaro on campus. It was beautiful and it would fly.
Later in life my daughter Riley and Karen went to school together at St Joesph. He was the carpool guy when he was off work. He picked them up and had food waiting a lot of the time.
They played basketball and then softball at Shelby park. He and Rose were both there cheering them on.
One of my favorite memories of Peanose is him singing Funky Cold Medina. I used to think he was too funny. It makes me laugh today and every time i think of it.
He always had fun and was one of the best golfers i knew. He loved it..
He enjoyed being a firefighter and was proud of his job.
Riley and I will miss you Peanose.
Love and prayers to Rose his wonderful wife and Karen his beautiful daughter and family.
Peace
