In Memory

Larry Phelps



 
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05/01/15 09:23 PM #1    

Lindal Theodore "Ted" Van Meter, Jr

LARRY AND I WERE NEIGHBORS,  LIVED ON THE SAME STREET AND KNEW EACH OTHER ALL THE WAY UP THROUGH HIGH SCHOOL. WE HUNG OUT ALOT TOGETHER. LARRY CALLED ME SOMETIME AROUND 1999 WHEN I WAS LIVING IN AUSTIN, TX. HE WAS LIVING IN LAS VEGAS, NV AND HE WAS ONE OF THE "MARLBORO MAN" COWBOYS. ONE OF THE THINGS I REMEMBER MOST ABOUT HIM IS HIS MOTHER. SHE WAS A RELIGIOUS PENTECOSTAL AND SHE NEVER WANTED LARRY TO DO SOME OF THE THINGS MOST OF US DID, LIKE GOING SWIMMING IN PUBLIC PLACES, ATTENDING DANCES, GOING OUT WITH GIRLS, ETC. HE DID ALL THOSE THINGS ANYWAY, JUST LIKE THE REST OF US.


10/26/15 10:24 PM #2    

James Curtis White

Larry Phelps, 60 of Odessa, died at Medical Center Hospital March 26, 2008. Memorial graveside services for family and friends will be 3:30 PM Sunday, April 6, 2008 at Sunset Memorial Gardens with Jimmie Dennis officiating.

Larry was born September 26, 1947 in Illinois to Johnny Lee and Elizabeth Phelps, he as reared and educated in Odessa. Mr. Phelps was a car salesman with Bronco Chevrolet and owned and operated Easy Credit Auto Sales at 8th and Adams. He is preceded in death by his parents, daughter Tracy Kay Phelps, son Wesley David Phelps, and his brother Gerald Lee Phelps.

He is survived by his son Blazer Phelps of Odessa and nieces Lisa Clark and Paula Phelps; nephews, Lee Phelps and Russell Phelps.


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