BOWDOIN — “Larry” Lawrence Wayne Knoedler, 43, was taken from us far too early on Monday, Nov. 11, 2013, in his home surrounded by his family.

Born Aug. 20, 1970, he was raised in West Bowdoin by his loving mother. He attended Bowdoin Central School and Mt. Ararat High School. He was very proud of being on the Mt. Ararat High School wrestling team. Being a sternman on a lobster boat and running a gas station/mechanic shop for his cousin Daryl in Lancaster, Pa., were his two favorite jobs.

Those who knew Larry will remember him for his loyalty, determination and fearlessness. Larry dreamed big and would accomplish anything he set his mind to, no matter the odds. He was an extremely hard worker. He was an avid rifleman, loved being outdoors and always enjoyed gardening, an inherited skill from his grandmother, with whom he had a special bond.

He also enjoyed riding his motorcycle whenever he could find the time.

Larry’s most treasured accomplishment in life was the relationship he built with his wife and best friend Loni and son Trevor, who was his pride and joy.

Larry, you will be missed forever, but never forgotten. Your beautiful soul and spirit will live on through everything we do. We Love you

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He is survived by his wife Loni, son Trevor, mother Beverly Durand, father Chuck Durand, brother Chuckie, aunt and uncle Barbara and John Shaughnessy, father and mother-in-law Jack and Beth Gamache.

As per Larry’s wishes, private services are being held by the family.

Memorial contributions may be made to Dean Snell Cancer Foundation in memory of Larry Knoedler at: The Dean Snell Cancer Foundation, P.O. Box 104, Brunswick, ME 04011 or by credit card on their website at: www.deansnellcancerfoundation.org.

You are invited to share your thoughts, condolences and fond memories of Larry through his guestbook at www.crosmanfuneralhome.c om.

Arrangements are under the care of Crosman Funeral Home, Cremation and Monument Services, 40 Main St., Lisbon Falls, ME.


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