Moments & Memories

Larry Allen - My brother - someone who was always special to me, even though we only met once when I was younger. Our home was broken up when we were young, but thanks to Jackie, our sister, we got to meet again when we were older. It is easy to blame Mom and Dad and life and all ... but life

I looked for Larry for years after our meeting in MI when he was 9 and I was 11. We spent the day together and had a great time. He was so funny...he ate raw corn on the cob and would sneak a sip of Unks beer. He went back to California and I wrote letters for a long time...but never received an

Larry and his family hosted me in their house in 1999. I only have beautiful memories of Larry, I remember that he was a very kind person. I am grateful for having met Larry and his family, and for such a pleasant experience lived at that time. I send lots of love to Robin and the whole family.

I met Larry 40+ years ago in a little beach resort just over the Mex border called Rosarita Beach. Joined a tennis club to meet people as I was new to SD. This exhibition started at 10 am and I got up around 6:15 went outside to check the day, and here is this Dude fishing for I don’t know what. Hi,

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Like David & Gary, Larry entered my life late in the fall of 2019 in COHORT 19 at UCSD. We were all there for the same purpose; eat right, exercise, meditate, and make new REAL friends without any superficial barriers. All grown men & women, established in our own right, and uncomfortable just the

Larry Hochstadt was many things to many people. A beloved “Grumpa”, wonderful Father and Loving Husband. He was a friend to countless individuals, and he became family to the many students he and Robin hosted. He was one of the greatest athletes I’ve ever known, I don’t think there was a sport or

My Brother-in-law Larry, or BIL for short, was a man I watched love my sister over a lifetime. Through daily life, raising a family together, and crazy adventures, he was a man who appeared to not exactly trust what was around life's corner, but would brave it if his family was at his side. He wasn'

I first knew Larry as one of the older neighborhood guys on Fernwood Avenue in Hollywood. I would say I was probably 8 years old. I'd see him around a lot because he was good friends with Dennis, the older brother of Marianne who was MY good friend. We all went to Boys and Girls Club up the street.

We got to know Larry and Robin as our host parents in 2010. Andreas was their guest son at that time. After we (Andreas & Sibille) met and fell in love at EC San Diego, we spent our time together at Robin and Larry's home. Larry was a huge fan of baseball which we never really understood - he could

How lucky we were to have Larry & Robin move into our neighborhood....driveway basketball, our kids playing together and his happy attitude. He loved their dogs Christie and Fritz... who else has doggie birthday parties with hot dogs and invites other dogs? Our dog Nicki like him so much she used

I met Larry in August 2008. I spoke little and bad English. The first day he took me to PB's Big Fat Burger for lunch, he got a huge burger. I wasn't very hungry from jet lag, and I ordered a baby menu. I will never forget the face and laughter of that man I just met. I thought "he is a nice right g

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I first heard of Larry through my friendship with Heather. She confided in me that Larry had been ill and had a lousy diagnosis. So, the prayer warriors huddled, and we prayed for Larry to be able to walk Alyssa down the aisle. Then we prayed for Larry to be well enough to go on a long-awaited cruis

Larry was a great golfer who gave me some tips. He said I didn't need much help putting, but, I sure needed a lot of help with my chipping !!! He was very good, actually

Oh how I miss you and Bobby on the phone talking about everything. Now you and Bobby are up there together still talking away. Jesse and I are so thankful you came into our lives. Amazing person with a wonderful ❤️ You are missed by us all my friend

We met Robin and Larry in the late 70's and kept in touch throughout the years. I was hired at Sports Travel by Helen Pain without any travel training. Larry said to me "once in sales you can sell anything no problem" He was the life of the office always willing to run errands,deliver tickets or pi

When I was a child, we flew from our home in Colorado to San Diego every summer. I loved visiting my aunt and uncle- I remember lazy afternoons sitting on the cold tile of their kitchen, petting their golden retriever, listening to smooth jazz as their radio echoed through the house in the mid 1990s

I met you as a little girl, you were my brother's friend Who knew that we'd still be so close , longer than even them !

Larry was always such a fun special guy and did so much for my little sister Kris...driving her to the races or whatever she needed him for. He was always there with a big smile on his face!! I remember when I got married and my daughter Nicole was crying. She was just a young child and starving

It was a great time in California and with you Larry and your family. I remember well when I flew to San Diego on my birthday in January (January 2009). First, Larry showed me his house. After the tour I took a shower and went to bed tired but relieved. The next morning, I went shopping with Ashley.

Lucky Larry I met Larry thru his wife, a classmate of mine from LJHS, and Muirlands Jr. High. I don't remember which alumni event it was. Larry came with a grin on his face and that's how I will always remember him. I call him Lucky Larry because he snagged the perfect woman to marry. I can t

I first met Larry in the mid 80's when we worked together at Presidential Limousine Service (PLS). During that time Larry got me playing golf again and was with me on 8/3/1993 at Pala Mesa when I got my "ONE" and only Hole-In-One on the eighth hole. Lot's of fun times and videos with PLS and Larry.

Larry was the greatest golf instructor EVER! I had never held a golf club and hired Larry as my instructor so I could participate in a work golf tournament. I went from not knowing anything to a fairly decent player within a couple of months. Larry took me down to the store and helped me buy my firs

Uncle Larry doing his best to teach Cat and me how to golf. I remember we picked up a few great pointers along the way, the most memorable of which was to just relax and have fun. Great golf tip and not a bad life lesson either.

Hey, Dad, I don't know how to write memoria. Today is Día de los Muertos, the bridge to which your world is connected. I think I can even hear you keep telling me, don't go dangerous places, stay! Ok, this time, I just want to have chrysanthemum petals open the way to your place. I think it was

It was a pure joy to work with Larry at the travel agency in Ocean Beach in 1979! These were the days before computers when we had to scour hardback tariff books to find the airfares that perfectly fit the parameters of the desired flight. Somehow Larry could make even that fun! I'm a Hoosier (mea

I met Larry in 1970. We live in the original Melrose Place! The “COURTYARD” at Melrose and Normandie, was a great place to grow up. And Larry was one of the best parts of that time. He was the older brother I didn’t have as well as a friend and a confident. Every weekend was surfing at Rincon, or m

I am sitting here and crying while watching the pictures of Larry but at the same time it makes me soo happy seeing that Larry had such a wonderful life and, in every picture, I can see that your heart Larry was so open to every person no matter where they came from. I was 21 when I came to San Di