Name: Lawrence R. Schichler



Life Dates: 3/5/1916 - 6/21/2005



City Of Birth: Bronx, NY



Pre-deceased by

Parents, August Mary Schichler.



Survived by

Survived by his loving wife of 56 years Mima Duggan Schichler; daughters, Donna Cordaro Diane (Joseph) Borzelliere; grandchildren, Denise (Fiance Ron Stade) Borzelliere, Lisa (Russell) Landry, Stephanie (Peter) Donato Craig Borzelliere; great-grandchildren, Joey Jason Landry; brother Walter Schichler; several nieces and nephews.



History

Larry ws loved by all who met him. A true family man, and a giver beyond material ways. Larry will be sadly missed by all who knew him. The time he spent with his grandchildren were the "happiest days of his life". He always looked forward to being a"kid" alongside any child. His grandchildren fondly recall the many hours spent playing with their Pa Pa in the basement or the countless time spent learning how to swim. He always had a camera or video camera nearby to record the time spent with the kids for future generations to enjoy. Larry was best noted for his kindness, love, patience, thoughtfulness and his desire to do all things right. He enjoyed gardening, fixing things, wood working, music, swimming, fishing and the Ocean. He always looked forward to vacationing in Myrtle Beach. He played the Lottery and Publishers Clearing House, the elusive windfall while never achieved by Larry was undoubtedly for the benefit of those he loved around him. larry also had a love for cats especially Angel and Scooter.



Donations

In lieu of flowers donations may be sent to Visiting Nurse Hospice, 2180 Empire Blvd., Webster, NY 14580 in Larry's memory.



Services

BARTOLOMEO PEROTTO Funeral Home, Inc., 1411 Vintage Lane (Between 390 Long Pond Rd.) where Larry's visitation will be Thursday, June 23rd, 4-8 PM. His Funeral Service will be celebrated Friday, June 24th, 11AM at the Funeral Home. Interment Holy Ghost Cemetery.



Additional Information

Larry worked at Bell Aircraft from 1943-1945 building the P-39 Air Cobra Aircraft for WWII. He then enlisted in the US Army serving from June 1945 to August 1946 in Italy. He received a WWII Victory Medal and a Sharpshooter Medal. He then joined Eastman Kodak Company where he worked as a pipe fitter, after 30 years of service he "retired". His new found "retirement" found him working for another 24 years at the Latta Rd. Nursing Home just to keep busy. Larry`s hard working ethic is evident in his many years of proud service to others.