Birth date: Jan 18, 1956 Death date: Apr 22, 2016
CELEBRATION OF LIFE SERVICE – 3:00 PM Friday, April 29, 2016 in the Trinity Church in McLean, with Rev. Thacker Haynes officiating. Larry Michael Wallis was born January 18, 1956 in Borger to Jay T. and Evelyn Shockley Wallis, an Read Obituary
Our prayers are with all of you. So many memories of family times together -- playing music til all hours, church, family dinners and even helping Larry throw newspapers on Sunday morning after late night of music when we came to visit. Love you all so very much. Jaydie and Donna, please contact us.
Steve & Charlene
God bless to the family and sorry for the loss
Larry and I started first grade together, graduated together and shared a room at Clarendon college. Great friend, I'm going to miss my friend. Be with God Larry. Your friend johnny Williams
Many memories with my Wallis cousins in Mobeetie, Texas. Prayers for the family in their time of sorrow. Brenda Errington Dickinson
I, so happily, remember the summers on the ranch. The happiest memories of my childhood. Rest In Peace, Cousin.
When I was at my worst, feeling hopeless, confused & alone, he told me exactly what to do. It was shortly after that when I started going to church & I never left. I wouldn't be where I am in ministry without that conversation that night. Talk about serve & protect, he saved my life. Thanks for talking me down off that ledge, Bubba! Tell Moey & Papa that I miss them & I'll see you there in God's perfect timing! Love you & miss you tons!
Larry we will miss you.Love always.We had many we had many laughs
Kay And Aunt Joe
He fought the good fight! My first memories of Larry were from the hardware store. He always had time to help me solve many problems. Then when I started going to Trinity, he and Brenda were always there. He was a great man and will sure be missed. My condolence to the family. Love and prayers.
My deepest condolences to the Wallis family. Larry was one of my closest and best friends from our many years in Lefors. We played football and went to many rodeos and worked hauling hay and attended first Baptist church together but the thing that I will cherish and remember the most was our friendship...
Rest in peace dear friend and we will visit again one day in heaven.
God Bless
Your friend
Jim Hix
