Larry L. Rawlins

OBITUARY

Larry lee Rawlins

Larry Lee Rawlins, a cherished soul who touched the lives of many, was born on November 26, 1946, in the quiet town of Englewood, Colorado. He gently traversed this world until his passing on October 20, 202, in Denver,, leaving behind a defined by kindness, love and a spirit that never met a stranger.

He was the third born in a family, surrounded by his dear siblings, Stanley, Joey, and Shirley Together, they forged bonds would last a lifetime, creating a constellation of memories that sparkled brightly in his heart. His childhood nurtured a spirit of curiosity and a knack for finding beauty in the mundane, always on the lookout for things to fix, a skill he carried into adulthood with great joy.

Larry’s journey through life was marked by a commitment to service, having enlisted in the U.S. Army on September 8, 1967, and honorably discharged on June 6, 1969. This chapter of his life enriched him, allowing him to contribute to something greater than himself while forging friendships that would endure beyond the barracks.

His formal education through the Denver Public Schools laid a strong foundation for his curious mind. Armed with knowledge, Larry became known within his community as a lovable and kind figure, always ready with a smile and a helping hand. Those who knew him would recall how he could brighten any room, capturing hearts with his warmth and genuineness.

Outside of his career and military service, Larry found solace in simple pleasures. Trips to Walmart brought him joy, where he would wander through the aisles with childlike wonder. He also had a passion for photography, often capturing the essence of old downtown Denver, ensuring that the beauty he saw was preserved in pixels for others to appreciate.

Larry's dear parents, Logan Rawlins and Edna McDaniel Rawlins, welcomed him into the world and supported him throughout his life. Their nurturing spirits guided him, instilling values that shaped his character.

The essence of Larry Lee Rawlins, a man who loved deeply and lived fully, will remain etched in our hearts, a reminder of the beauty of connection, the importance of kindness, and the joy of embracing every moment with an open heart.