Lawrence J. “Larry” Cahow
May 15, 1948 – May 4, 2021
Lawrence “Larry” J. Cahow died in Castle Rock, CO on May 4, 2021 at the age of 72.
Larry was preceded in death by his father, Floyd Cahow; mother, Fern Valenta; sister, Eileen Cahow; brother-in-law, Ronald Hert; and sisters-in-law, Jean Hert and Patricia Cahow. He is survived by his wife of 47 years, Barbara; daughter, Corrie Masoni (Mark); son, Jim Cahow (Thai-Ling); brother, Ronald; brother-in-law, Gary Hert; brother-in-law, Larry Hert (Marilyn); sister-in-law, Mary Hert. Grandpa Larry is lovingly remembered by his grandchildren: Isaac, Adam, Ashden and Ana Rose. He leaves countless fond memories with many nieces, nephews, cousins, and other family and friends.
VISITATION observing CDC guidelines: Monday, May 17th from 6pm to 8pm at the West Center Chapel. FUNERAL SERVICE: Tuesday, May 18th at 10am, West Center Chapel. Interment: Forest Lawn Memorial Park with Military Honors by American Legion Post 1.
Memorials are suggested to Disabled American Veterans (DAV) or the Wounded Warrior Project.
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Chuck and I send our love, prayers and hugs during this sad time. We will always be here for you.
Such a shocking and unexpected loss. Larry you will be missed. Barb. Randy and I are holding your entire family in ours prayers. Know if we can do anything for you we are here for exactly that..
Randy and Terry Kilian
I send my deep felt condolences to you and the family. As you know, Larry was loved by all and friends to all, especially me. He was always willing to help out, lend a helpful hand and be there for others. He will be truly missed. Praying for peace and comfort during this time.
Our friend Larry.
Words can never express how much he will be missed. We’ve had such wonderful times together sharing life’s experiences along with those memories of their lives in Nebraska. To have such a kind hearted wonderful man as your neighbor was truly a blessing.
We could never thank him enough for all his help over the years.
We where just a couple of California Kids who really didn’t know much about living in the snow but with his help and guidance it made the transition so easy for us. His willingness to help us and others was one of his greatest strengths.
He truly loved animals and his love and affection for Gus our Yorkshire terrier was so cute, to see a 6’5” man get down on the ground to play with a 14” tall dog was just the kind of man he was. Thoughtful and caring is who he was.
Our world today is a much sober and empty place without you.
We love you and will miss you dear friend.
So rest now until our paths cross again.
Love always
Terry & Cheryl Gray
Barb and Family:
We are so going to miss Larry. What a kind and always smiling, sweet man.
Our prayers are with you Barb, and the entire family during this heart-breaking time. We, your neighbors, are all here for you, so reach out for anything you need.
I pray that God will give you peace and comfort.
Love,
Diane & Leon
Barb and Family,
I was shocked to learn of Larry’s death.. Russ and I both had so much admiration for him. Larry was in our wedding and Russ was in your wedding and of course we graduated from HS together. I’m so sorry I didn’t know he was ill. You are so much in my thoughts and prayers.❤️🙏🏻 God Bless.
Love,
Jan Fischer
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