Larry Glenn Galloway, born 09-28-1959 and raised in Louisville KY, passed from this vale of tears to join his Maker on Tuesday morning June 9, 2015 in Nashville TN.
He was a graduating member of the Fern Creek High School Class of 1977. He attended Vanderbilt University for under-graduate studies.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Stanley E Galloway and Doris M (Bagley)Galloway, and three brothers – Thomas Lee, Charles Edward and Ronald David. He is survived by four brothers – James Erle [Denise] of Louisville KY, Robert Wayne [Traci] of Carlsbad CA, Roger Allen [Terri] and William Joseph of Grand Prairie TX. Larry is also grieved by his fiancée, Lori Norris (of Nashville TN).
In lieu of flowers or plants, the Galloway Family is respectfully requesting that expressions of sympathy take the form of donations to one of the following organizations:
Diabetes.org – The American Diabetes Association http://www.diabetes.org/Donate
or
The National Alliance on Mental Mental Illness (NAMI) https://www.nami.org
or
Mental Health America (MHA), formerly known as The National Mental Heath Association
http://www.cchrint.org
Larry’s cremated remains will be interred at Old Union Missionary Baptist Church Cemetery southeast of Bowling Green KY (near Plano KY) the date and time will be announced later.
Condolences may be offered at www.NashvilleCremationCenter.com
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Debbie Olds Miller
My sympathies to all the Galloways. So very sorry for your loss.
Tammy Olds Giesige
I am so deeply sorry for your loss. I have very fond memories of Larry. God bless you all. You will be in my prayers.
Jerry Bryson Family
God bless you all in this time of grief and sorrow. May He turn your sorrow into joy. Our family lifts you up in prayer today to the One who understands your deepest needs. All the best from us.
Amanda Bryson
Whenever I consider my salvation, I think of Larry who was there praying with me and my mother. While we were praying, he got up from where he knelt and went to the piano and began to play “A Child of the King.” Just moments before that, unknown to anyone, the Lord had spoken that peace to my soul that passes all understanding. I got up from my alter of mourning and went through the house telling all “I’m a Child of the King!” I felt that joy and sweet relief of forgiveness from our Heavenly Father. I think of Larry as I knew him those years ago; a kind and gentle soul with a meek heart that is pleasing to the Lord. Rest well, dear friend.