Larry was born on October 3, 1968 in Middlebury, VT, the youngest son of Richard & Sandy (Douville) Naylor. Larry attended schools in Salisbury & Middlebury, where he made many treasured, lifelong friends. In fact, to know Larry was a gift and a pleasure. He was loved by all and he loved deeply. He had the biggest heart and the biggest, brightest smile ever! His booming laugh was infectious. He was smart and funny and boy could he tell a story! His presence will be dearly missed.

Even when faced with challenges and struggles, he remained level headed and wise, facing life with a can-do attitude. He was always the voice of reason. He had a special knack of knowing just what to say to shed light and logic to any situation. Larry was clever! He was able to fix anything, plumbing, heating, mechanics, electronics, carpentry, equipment operator and more! We will miss his sense of humor and his huge, powerful presence in any room!

Steeler Nation lost one of their most devoted fans!. There wasnt a game he missed! It was always an exciting experience to watch a game with Larry, he knew all the players and their stats! He often called out plays, penalties and actions before the commentator! One of Larrys most cherished adventures was traveling to Pittsburgh to attend a Steelers game with his friend Darcy.

Larry enjoyed life and he took great pride in his family. Larry found his soul mate in Debbie Bagley. For over 36 years, they shared their lives and had fun together! Larry had an artistic talent; he was so thoughtful and creative and was always able to wow his loved ones with thoughtful and prolific gifts. He even turned a ride in the country, seeking an elusive "treasure", into a fun and entertaining adventure!

Larry was a collector of all things vintage. He loved "The thrill of the hunt" and learning the stories behind the purpose or origin of his various treasures. He just loved everything about the buy-sell-swap-trade game, and he was good at it!

Larry leaves behind his grieving family; his wife Debbie, his mother Sandy, his children Sandy Letourneau (Gus) and Fred Raymond (Tracy). He was the BEST Papa to his 6 grandchildren who all loved him so dearly: Joshua, Logan, Cole, Sawyer, Derek, & Kylee. He also leaves behind his Sister Sheri, Brother Cory (Cathy), Nephew Justin as well as a large extended family and a multitude of Best Friends. He was predeceased by his father Dick Naylor.

A Celebration of Life for Larry will be held on Sunday, September 24 at the Brandon American Legion (550 Franklin Street, Brandon) from 1:00pm to 4:20pm. Memories will be shared at 3:00pm.

Donations in memory of Larry welcome at: https://gofund.me/6d56d195

Online condolences at www.sandersonfuneralservice.com