Larry Edgar Zachow
On October 9, 2016, Larry Edgar Zachow was called home to be with the Lord. He passed away peacefully at the Misericordia Hospital in Edmonton, Alberta. Larry was a devoted husband, father, brother, friend and man of God. He was born on November 21, 1950 in Birch Hills, Saskatchewan to Edward and Ellen Zachow. He was the second youngest of seven children; two brothers and four sisters. With his first marriage he had two sons and one grandchild. In his second marriage he had three children and one grandchild. He spent much of his time volunteering, educating and counseling in which he made many friends who became like family along the way. Larry opened his home and his heart to many. He shared not only the food he had on his table, but his wisdom, kindness and compassion with all. Larry enjoyed the holidays and the togetherness it brought among people. He appreciated a good meal and loved his sweets. He would never turn away an opportunity to make his circle grow bigger. Larry was a man of integrity and honor, and his word was his bond. He came to know the Lord as his Saviour, where he was led by the Spirit and called to do His work. The church was his second home where he ministered and touched many lives. His greatest legacy was that he loved; selflessly and whole heartedly. This will forever be engraved in the hearts of all who had the pleasure of knowing him. Larry will be dearly missed by his devoted wife Aida, his children Clayton, Clinton, Sarah, Caleb, Calvin; grandchildren Ashlee Martel-Zachow, Aaden Phillips; siblings Carole (Lorne) Birtch, Grant (Lois) Zachow, Wendell (Margaret) Zachow, Ruthe White, Jane Turgeon, Shelley Runkvist, numerous nieces, nephews, family and friends.
Celebration of Life
Tuesday, October 18 2016, 3:00PM
Wellington Park Community League
13440 - 132 St, Edmonton.
A great school friend and classmate. Sorry we went our ways and did not see each other very often. You will be missed my friend.
Larry Stewart
Hello Ada and rest of the family
Truly a loss of very knowledgeable man and wonderful family member and friend
My heart goes out to you for your loss and peace to you knowing he is in a better place with no more trials and tribulations praise God almighty !! The suffering has finally ended and l’m sorry l was unable to bid him farewell before the Lord took him home however as cheerful and uplifting comrade he was! I hope to see you on his funeral!
Love and comfort from us!
Cal and Eva 780-922-8000
Our sympathies to you Ada and family. We remember him as a smart, jolly, diplomatic man. He will be missed.
All us cousin’s should plan a gathering this summer to catch up on everything. Time goes by so quickly when we get tied up in our lives.
Safe in the arms of Jesus. Larry will be missed. Prayers and condolences to the family during this time of sorrow.
When I sat with Larry, I listened. A man of great wisdom and faith. Will always be with me in my daily decision making and direction in life. Love you