Obituaries

A noble, gentle and righteous man who always had a kind word and a gave warm chuckle when he laughed. His enthusiasm for music gave us much in common. (His first band included me on keyboards,) and I enjoyed running into him at Mass or other occasions. The pain of losing Larry still sears, and the depth of bewilderment mixes with grief and compassion for the terrible pain he surely felt. He would undoubtedly remind us to take care of each other throughout our lives. I am so very grateful that I knew Larry. David T

Posted by Anonymous on April 27, 2022

Larry, 5 years on, and we miss you more than ever. Rest easy my friend. Thinking of you every day. Friends forever...David P

Posted by David P on August 23, 2021

Happy Birthday Larry...we think of you, and miss you every day. David

Posted by David on April 22, 2020

Dave and Larry

Posted by David on August 5, 2018

My music and Beatles buddy

Posted by David on August 5, 2018

Almost 2 years on, Claudette and I think of you every day. My best friend forever and always, I miss you now more than ever. There are no words.

Posted by David on August 5, 2018

I am deeply saddened to hear of Larrys passing. My condolences to the Marsell family and his friends. Larry was a kind, sweet, gentle man. Our friendship goes back to the early 90\'s.. I will cherish the memories of all our dinner dates, going to see the Moody Blues concert and his efforts to teach me how to play pool. Rest in peace, Larry.

Posted by Stacey conners on December 4, 2016

I\'m deeply sad about my friend,larry. we all will miss him ,truly for sure.larry was my golf and dinner buddy.we go back a long time! ill always remember how kind he was to us all!!! he was the best of the best.rest in piece,my friend. From: Joey Rossini

Posted by joey rossini on September 12, 2016

I want to extend my deepest sympathies to the Marsell Family. It was my great fortune to have been Larry’s neighbor and friend for the 5 years that I lived in Holliston with my family during which time I spent many enjoyable times with him. He was funny, kind, thoughtful and was always looking out to help not only his neighbors, but anyone in his life. He told many stories about growing up in Holliston surrounding by his loving family and friends. He loved being a State Trooper after being so inspired by his parents to serve. He was truly one of the few really good men that I have ever been fortunate to know.

Posted by Monty Rosen on September 8, 2016

I am truly sorry to learn of Larry's passing. I was shocked to learn that he died. He was such a wonderful, vibrant and patient gentleman, It was an honor and a pleasure to care for him as a patient. Please accept my deepest sympathy and heartfelt condolences. My staff wants to express their support for the Marsell family as well. Dr. James Kenealy

Posted by James F.X. Kenealy, M.D. on September 6, 2016

My thoughts and prayers go out to the Marsell family. Larry was my classmate and good friend. Major Susan Anderson\'s kind words were said well, we knew Larry early on in the academy as \"bee-bop.\" It was always a pleasure to see Larry\'s smiling face- especially when we met on the golf course. RIP my friend.

Posted by J. J. Freeman Jr. 65TH on September 5, 2016

Dear Marsell Family, I am so shocked and sad to hear the news of Larry's death. He was way too young and had so much life to live. I will always remember the many hunting trips with Charlie Caswell, Roger Murphy, Mike Nolan, Tom Hendrickx, and my Dad. We had great times and some success many years in Maine at Bear Mountain Lodge, and Pierce Pond. On more recent trip to Libby Camps we enjoyed telling many stories of those previous adventures. I offer my sincere condolences to the Marsell family. Larry, my friend, you will be missed. Allen Austin

Posted by Allen Austin on August 31, 2016

Dear Dianne and family, I was very sorry to read of Larry\\\'s passing. Although I haven\\\'t seen you in many years I have lots of wonderful memories of growing up in the old neighborhood together. You are all in my thoughts and prayers at this very difficult time. Fondly, Tina (Bennett) Fuller

Posted by Tina Bennett Fuller on August 29, 2016

Dear Joanie, Larry, John and Dianne: We cannot adequately express in words our sorrow at Larry's passing. We remember Larry fondly as our young families grew up together. We could always count on a Christmas Eve visit from Larry, and occasional visits in Holliston even as our lives went in different directions. We will not forget him. The Tule Family

Posted by The Tule Family on August 29, 2016

To Larrys family, my condolences on your loss, wishing you all peace and comfort in the days ahead. Larry, also known as "bee bop" was a 65th RTT classmate and friend. We worked together for many years at SP Millbury. He will be missed by many and remembered forever.

Posted by Susan Anderson on August 29, 2016

We wanted to express our deepest thoughts and prayers to all the Marsell family during this time. Beyond surprised and shocked at the news. Through this difficult time, many are thinking of and being with you.

Posted by Mitch Ellner on August 29, 2016

I am deeply saddened and stunned by the sudden loss of my friend Larry. Ed Caswell, Larry and I golfed together on the weekends for many years. My deepest sympathies to the Marsell Family, I will miss my friend.

Posted by John Mares on August 28, 2016

Posted by Anonymous on August 28, 2016

Dear Marsell Family, I am so saddened to hear about Larry. I will always remember how good he was to my dear father and how he was like the son my dad never had. They loved their hunting excursions and other fun times. May good memories sustain you and comfort you. My prayers for peace. Warmly, Christine Caswell McCarron

Posted by Christine Caswell McCarron on August 28, 2016

Please accept our condolences from my entire family. Larry was a great kid, accomplished a lot, will be sadly missed! Really really a nice kid! Will be missed terribly!

Posted by Andrea Bardon Watson on August 28, 2016

Dear joan..I send you my love and prayers.as I am so sorry to hear this as Its a just a year ago this week that when we met...with you and your husband..at that place..and .now he is with dee as your guardian angels watching over you from heaven...,may god bless you and be with you..love little sandi

Posted by sandi.. on August 28, 2016

To the Marsell family, I am so sorry and truly saddened by the sudden passing of Larry. I have such nice memories of him and all of you growing up, walking to school from Elm Street. I will pray for him and keep you all in my thoughts and prayers. May God bless you. I know he will find peace! With love, Kitty Kurzontkowski

Posted by Kitty Kurzontkowski on August 28, 2016

Larry and Joan..My thoughts and prayers are with your whole family. I meet Larry 37 years ago our freshman year at Westfield when he lived across the hall from me. Spending our days in the criminal justice classes together I got to know what a fine,kindhearted sincere wonderful person he was. Come full circle and landing in Holliston brought him back into my life and yet again I got to enjoy his wonderfulness.Dinners together and the recent Police golf tournament were full of laughs. Joe and I got to spend last Saturday night having dinner with him and watching a beautiful Cape Cod sunset. He will be forever missed and never forgotten.

Posted by Jacqueline Rossini on August 28, 2016

Joan and Larry , I can't tell you how sad I am for you. I have fond memories of young Larry. We spent time together when he was in the state police academy. Our family also went to his graduation. I looked forward to seeing him each year when he Would come into the fire station for a burning permit. He was a joy to talk to. I know you have some wonderful memories , hold on to them and remember The happy times with your son. I will be praying that you will have God's Peace. Joan

Posted by Joan MacGray on August 27, 2016