Mr. Larry Mormon Sr. died unexpectedly on March 29th in Fairburn GA at the age of 70.

Larry Mormon Sr. is survived by his wife of 50 years Carol Roshelle Mormon, his sibling Reginald Mormon and his Spouse Vivian Mormon and their daughter Allyson Mormon of Memphis TN, his three children and their Spouses Crystal and Marcus Fields of Fairburn GA, Latoya and Laurencio Jimenez-Juarez of Covington GA, and Larry (II) and Felecia Mormon of Cummings GA. He is also survived by his (10) grandchildren Adrian Sox, Asia Sox, Ashton Mormon (Shalisi, Spouse), Ryan Heuer, Aryana Jimenez, Alonso Jimenez, Stacey Jones, Christopher Jones (Shelby, spouse), Quincy Jones, Shanequa Jones and Jordan Mormon along with (7) great grandchildren.  He is preceded in death by his Parents Mary and Conige Mormon, and sibling Regina F. Mormon-Silva of Memphis TN.

Larry Mormon sr. was born on June 21, 1948 in Memphis TN to Mary and Conige Mormon. He graduated from Manassas high school in 1966 and afterwards attended Memphis Area Vocational School and received his certificate in Electrical Engineering. He married Carol Roshelle Johnson on April 4th, 1969. After moving to Oakridge Tn, Larry Mormon Sr, began working for K-25 where he remained employed for many years until he relocated to Atlanta GA in 1986 where he continued his work as an electrician for Marta. After spending many years in Atlanta, he returned to Memphis Tn to take care of his elderly parents alongside his sibling Reginald Mormon where he worked as an Electrician for USPS where later he would retire at the age of 57. After the deaths of his parents Larry Mormon Sr. returned to GA.

Larry Mormon Sr. was a faithful servant of the Jehovah Witness faith since his baptism in 1972. He served as a faithful Elder and deeply loved his service to Jehovah God and aided persons in the truth.

Fondest memories of Larry Mormon Sr.:

There are too many to remember, but my most recent is when my father was in the hospital and he was trying to get out of the bed and I asked, “Where are you trying to go?” and his reply was “I’m going to work.” and I replied “You ain’t got no job man!” and we laid in his hospital bed and talked until he fell asleep…………Latoya Jimenez-Juarez

Most recently after returning from the Kingdom Hall we cooked dinner and listened to his favorite music while he sat in favorite chair and jammed out………..Crystal Fields & Marcus Fields

One of my fondest memories is when I was young and Larry and I slept in the same bed and I always complained about the bed not being big enough. Mom took a picture one morning and later showed me and I was laying on top of my big brother on HIS side of the bed........Reginald R. Mormon

Him sitting in the back seat and momma telling me to look out for this and that car and him saying, relax Carol he's grown he knows what's he's doing.......Larry Mormon ll