Larry passed away at age 63, after suffering a series of heart attacks.he was the oldest of 4 kids he had 3 younger sisters. Larry was deaf and unable to speak but he learned sign language as a young boy. he was close to his mother and sisters and loved his sisters' kids and grandchildren. he loved motorcycles and proudly wore Harley Davidson T-shirts. after his mother's death from cancer 2 years prior to Larry's death his sisters made certain he was taken care of and was happy at the West Carroll Care Center. they sometimes brought him to church and to their homes for a visit. I last saw him at a Church Christmas party on Dec.13,2009 I took the picture right of him with the Santa cap on. although Larry lived in a silent world he was such a Joy for every person who crossed his path he always had a smile and hello for eveyone he saw. at a very young age he developed a passion for hot rods and harleys almost everything he owned had a motorcycle of some type on it, Harleys were by far his favorite. every time he saw a motorcycle pass he would wave and salute with pride. so to all you Harley riders out there know you were very much recognized by Larry Baggs. he was preceded in death by his father Willie Wilson Baggs, his mother Pearl Baggs Rylant and his step-father Alton Rylant. survivors include his 3 sisters and their husbands Colleen & Randy Burch of Oak Grove,La. Shirl and Mark Gammel of Pioneer,La. Linda and Tom Russell of Lexington, South Carolina. numerous nieces and nephews and great-nieces and nephews. he was laid to rest next to his loving mother Pearl at Reeks Cemetery.
Larry passed away at age 63, after suffering a series of heart attacks.he was the oldest of 4 kids he had 3 younger sisters. Larry was deaf and unable to speak but he learned sign language as a young boy. he was close to his mother and sisters and loved his sisters' kids and grandchildren. he loved motorcycles and proudly wore Harley Davidson T-shirts. after his mother's death from cancer 2 years prior to Larry's death his sisters made certain he was taken care of and was happy at the West Carroll Care Center. they sometimes brought him to church and to their homes for a visit. I last saw him at a Church Christmas party on Dec.13,2009 I took the picture right of him with the Santa cap on. although Larry lived in a silent world he was such a Joy for every person who crossed his path he always had a smile and hello for eveyone he saw. at a very young age he developed a passion for hot rods and harleys almost everything he owned had a motorcycle of some type on it, Harleys were by far his favorite. every time he saw a motorcycle pass he would wave and salute with pride. so to all you Harley riders out there know you were very much recognized by Larry Baggs. he was preceded in death by his father Willie Wilson Baggs, his mother Pearl Baggs Rylant and his step-father Alton Rylant. survivors include his 3 sisters and their husbands Colleen & Randy Burch of Oak Grove,La. Shirl and Mark Gammel of Pioneer,La. Linda and Tom Russell of Lexington, South Carolina. numerous nieces and nephews and great-nieces and nephews. he was laid to rest next to his loving mother Pearl at Reeks Cemetery.
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