LITTLE, Larry Stewart
1953 - 2017 (64 years)-
Name LITTLE, Larry Stewart Birth 5 May 1953 Degraff Memorial Hospital, North Tonawanda, Niagara County, NY 
Gender Male Death 11 Jul 2017 Buffalo, Erie County, NY Person ID I115610 Laur from Germany Last Modified 17 Jul 2017
Father LITTLE, Theodore A, b. 30 Nov 1928, Tonawanda, Erie County, NY d. 30 Jun 1973, Kenmore Mercy Hospital, Kenmore, Erie County, NY (Age 44 years) Mother BOCKHAHN, Marion Rose, b. 28 Jun 1933, Tonawanda, Erie County, NY d. 3 Feb 2012, Tonawanda, Erie County, NY (Age 78 years) Family ID F40271 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family JAMES, Joni Children 1. LITTLE, Shawn 2. LITTLE, Cody Family ID F40273 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 14 Feb 2025
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Notes - Larry Little, age 64, of Tonawanda, died Tuesday, July 11, 2017 at Hospice Buffalo after a long illness. Born May 5, 1953 in North Tonawanda, he was the son of the late Theodore and Marian (nee Bockhahn) Little and was a lifelong resident of Tonawanda. Larry had been employed at Eaton Office Supply in Amherst before becoming ill. He donated his body to the Anatomical Gift Program at the University at Buffalo.
He is survived by his wife of 21 years, Joni (nee James) Little; two sons, Shawn Little and Cody Little; a step-daughter, Jennifer Baughman; three brothers, Jack (Liz) Little, Keith (Debra) Little and Don (Judy) Little; and two sisters, Nina (Bob) Mowell and Laurie (Art) Fromm. Also surviving are his uncle, Bud Little, and many nieces, nephews and cousins.
Family and friends are invited to a Memorial Service at 2 PM Saturday, July 29, at the Clinton Park Bandshell, Clinton & Broad Streets, Tonawanda; the Rev. Tony Renda officiating. If desired, memorials to the the family are preferred to help defray expenses from Larry's illness.
- Larry Little, age 64, of Tonawanda, died Tuesday, July 11, 2017 at Hospice Buffalo after a long illness. Born May 5, 1953 in North Tonawanda, he was the son of the late Theodore and Marian (nee Bockhahn) Little and was a lifelong resident of Tonawanda. Larry had been employed at Eaton Office Supply in Amherst before becoming ill. He donated his body to the Anatomical Gift Program at the University at Buffalo.