Larry J. Munzer
July 11, 1947 ~ March 18, 2016
Larry J. Munzer, 68, Mooresville, died peacefully at home March 18, 2016. Mr. Munzer was born July 11, 1947, in Geneva, Ohio, to the late Neil and Doris (Vehoric) Munzer.
A hard working and honest man, Larry became employed at the Mosler Safe Company and was employed there for 20 years. He was an accomplished pipefitter, successful salesman, and a devoted branch manager for many years.
A man of strong faith, he was a member of the First United Methodist Church, Mooresville and enjoyed daily devotions with his wife, Cathy. Larry coached all three of his sons in various sports and more recently assisted in coach his granddaughters’ team too. He loved to fish, took great pride in his yard and caring for his home, and enjoyed entertaining his family during many cookouts. An avid Colts fan, Larry was a proud season ticket holder. When Larry and Cathy moved to Lakeside Commons, he formed a poker club among neighbors and enjoyed the neighborhood comradery. Above all, Larry was an incredible family man who delighted in spending time with his wife, children, and grandchildren. He will be fondly remembered by a loving family and many friends.
Survivors include his wife, Cathy (Geeham) Munzer, to whom he was united in marriage December 19, 1966; sons, James Munzer (Sandy) of Indianapolis, Larry N. Munzer of Indianapolis, and Phil Munzer (Hillary) of Mooresville; sisters, Patricia Coach of Indianapolis and Debbie Calabris of Indianapolis; two grandchildren, Isabella and Nolan Munzer.
Friends and family will gather on Monday, March 21, 2016, 5 to 7 p.m. in the chapel at Carlisle – Branson Funeral Service & Crematory, Mooresville. Rev. Dennis Payton will officiate the 7 p.m. funeral service. Following cremation, burial will take place in White Lick Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to the Churches in Mission. Visit www.CarlisleBranson.com to share a favorite memory or to sign the online guest registry.
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Larry and his wife Cathy opened there hearts and home to us, the Chastain Family. They kindly invited us over for the 4th of July to watch fireworks and celebrate. The kids wrote with chalk, played and even fished. We enjoyed watching fireworks! It was a wonderful time and they made us feel loved and like family.
We will forever remember Larry’s sweet smile & the joy that he & Cathy exhibited to others. You fought the good fight & are a loving example to all.
we are going to miss Larry we thought the world of him, Larry and Cathy two very nice people to know and have for neighbors. love Earl and Margaret Hassell
I will miss Larry he was so nice, Larry and Cathy were so nice they made me feel like I had lived here for years, game night was always special. Carolyn Ashby
So sorry to read of Larry’s passing. Hilary Thurmond
Sorry so to hear about Larry . He was a great man. Our thoughts and prayers are with you Cathy. Love you . Dan and Denise Ream
Larry was a dear friend and will be greatly missed. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family. Dave & Liz Halvorson
Larry will be missed. He was a good man. Eric J. Benson
I had the pleasure on working with Larry at Mosler and have many great memories. Larry always had a positive outlook and was always willing to help others. His friendship will be greatly missed. Thoughts and prayers to Cathy and family. Doug & Gail Phares
Larry was a great man. He always had a positive attitude which would rub off on you. He will truly be missed. Praying for Cathy and family. Ken Duggins
Larry was a new friend. I only knew him 6 months or so but in that short time I felt as though I had a made a friend. If we had had more time I’m sure our friendship would have grown but life’s random cruelty prevented it and I will always be sad for that. Many of you knew Larry much longer than I did and for that I am envious. All of the friends and family of Larry have my pure and heartfelt sympathies for the void his death leaves in your heart. I’ll always remember Larry as a brave and honorable man. He was a fighter. How he faced fate should be an inspiration to us all. I am missing my new friend. Rest forever happy Larry for you were loved and cherished by so many people. I wish I had gotten to know you better. John Kowalke
So sorry to hear of Larry’s passing. I had lived in the same neighborhood as Larry and Cathy an always considered them good friends. My thought’s and prayer’s are with Cathy and the family. RIP Larry!!!