Larry R Mas

Larry R. Mas, a beloved brother, friend, and adventurer, passed away peacefully on October 20, 2023, in Greenville, SC. Born on November 15, 1957, in Monroe, CT, Larry was known for his friendly nature, adventurous spirit, and handy skills.

Larry was the cherished son of the late Raymond Mas and Joan Panda. He was a loving brother to Dora Carlson, Scott Mas, Penny Lillis, and Gail Harrington. His family will remember him as a pillar of strength, a source of laughter, and a beacon of light that guided them through life's ups and downs.

Larry's professional life was as dynamic as his personality. He spent many years as a Diesel Mechanic, where he honed his practical skills and developed a deep understanding of machinery. Later, he transitioned into a career as a Trucker, a job that allowed him to satisfy his love for the open road and exploration.

Larry's interests were as diverse as they were passionate. He had a lifelong love for motorcycles, a passion that translated into countless road trips and adventures. He also enjoyed kayaking, an activity that allowed him to connect with nature and find peace in the great outdoors. Larry's fascination with airplanes was well-known among his friends and family. He spent countless hours studying different models and dreaming of the freedom they represented.

Larry was a man of many talents, but his greatest gift was his ability to connect with people. He was friendly, always ready with a smile or a kind word. His adventurous spirit was infectious, inspiring those around him to step out of their comfort zones and embrace the unknown. Larry was also incredibly handy, a trait that served him well in his professional life and made him the go-to fix-it guy in his personal life.

Larry R. Mas will be deeply missed by all who knew him. His spirit, his laughter, and his love for life will continue to inspire and guide us. His memory will forever be a reminder of the joy of adventure, the value of friendship, and the importance of living life to the fullest.

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