Birth date: May 8, 1956 Death date: Feb 26, 2021
Larry Tompkins, age 64 of Roseville, died February 26,2021. Son of the late Joseph and Angeline. Beloved husband of Christine. Proud father of Michael (Melissa) Tompkins and loving grandfather of Tyler, Henry and Dean. Brother of Read Obituary
Very sad and my deepest sympathies on your loss. Larry’s smile and conversations will be missed by many, many family and friends. Really going to miss his venison spaghetti.
Larry was a great son-in-law. I will miss his smile when he says “How ya doin Granny? What’s up? Love ya!” He was a great person to have as a friend. Love you always, Granny
Oh, Larry. Still trying to process how all of this can be real. We had so much left to do together. Who's going to burn a few racks of ribs over a campfire and blame it completely on the wind? The weather is getting nicer, we have so much "recess" to attend in the backyard. I've known you now for almost 11 years and although you really knew how to push my buttons, you were still one of my favorite people. I could always count on you coming over to see the kids everyday. Man, they sure are going to miss you. I'm going to miss you. We promise to continue asking everyone if they're "engaged yet" until they answer yes. Hopefully you get to hang out with dad, enjoy your parents again. Until we meet again kid.
Love you SO much
I knew Larry through his son Mike. We were just a bunch of kids back then and we always went to Mike’s basement on half days and weekends. Larry was always in a good mood and always ready to engage in a conversation. Very good people. He accepted Everyone for who they were. By keep the memories alive in our minds and hearts may he live forever through us. Rest in Paradise.
Larry was a dear friend who was the best man at our wedding. I can't imagine a world without Larry in it. Rest in peace my friend until we meet again.
We met Larry while being on of our sons baseball coach. We've became friends over the years. He opened his home for many of our baseball championship parties. RIP Larry thank you for the years of friendship. John, Sheri, Shane and Madison Smith
Larry came into our lives through baseball. Over the years he has become a dear friend and part of the family. A beloved and respected coach to all of our kids. We will always treasure the memories, laughs, summers of baseball and the friendship you could always count on. Prayers and support to Christine and family.
Peace and Love,
The Catoni's
Agnes lit a candle for Larry, she is so sad for you Chris.
