Lawrence Daly Obituary

I just learned of Larry's passing today (Aug 14). His dad and I grew up together on the 400 block of Cedar Street in Jenkintown. Although I only met young Larry a couple of times, I was quite impressed with his demeanor
and genuine personality. I know his dad was very proud of both his sons. I extend my condolences to his family.

Very sorry to hear about Larry’s passing. I haven’t seen Larry since 1985 when he was a Jr and I a Sr on the LaSalle football team. Larry always had a smile and a good sense of humor. He was a guy people just liked instantly. We would often banter on the bench. ;) Prayers and warm wishes for his family.

We are so sorry to hear about Larry's passing. I knew Larry from our grade school days and we reconnected when our boys were at LaSalle together. He had that same friendly smile and was always so welcoming to us. Sending peace and prayers to Mary Ellen, Brennan, Sean, Gavin and Grace. May Larry rest in peace and may your memories of his love for all of you help you in the days ahead. With deepest sympathies, Eric & Gina Tatlonghari and Family

I am so sorry to hear about this. I was fortunate to have gotten to know Larry through banking and also played golf with him. He was such a nice guy and he will be deeply missed.

Well done good and faithful servant. You have fought the good fight . You have finished the race. You have kept the faith.

We have all witnessed the quiet, struggles you have had to endure and yet there you were...for Christmas parties, races at the Mount for Grace and what I'll remember most, the get-together in Ocean City...just weeks ago and how you perceived as if nothing was wrong! Mary Ellen, Brennan, Sean, Gavin and Grace...you will all be in our prayers.

I met Larry at Fairfield University in the Fall of 1986. Back then I had no way to realize that our friendship would last all these years. But Larry was so funny and loyal that it was easy to be his friend. Watching an Eagles/Giants game will not be the same. Mary Ellen, Brennan, Sean, Gavin, Grace, and Brian, I know nothing written or said now can ease the pain of losing your husband, father, and brother. I just hope that over time you can appreciate how many people respected and loved him. Rest in peace Larry.

Dear Daly family...we are so sorry for your loss. We've watched you family gather at your Avalon home and it's so comforting to know Larry was surrounded by such a loving family and true friends. Our prayers go to your family. God bless you and take care...The Piro Family.

Larry was a Fairfield Red Rugger loyal teammate and a real good man always.
He will be missed.
God bless him and his family today and everyday.
Peace to the Daly family.

We are so sorry to hear of Lawrence’s passing. Our son Conor was friendly with Gavin when they attended Ancillae. He and Mary Ellen raised a beautiful family. Sending prayers for your peace and strength during this very difficult time. Rest in peace Lawrence ❤

I am so saddened by the news. Larry was one of the great ones - so kind, so decent , so friendly and fun loving. Larry was someone we could all look up to and learn from. Well done, good and faithful servant.

My condolences to the family and to the PNC family who will miss him as well.

Fr. Lawrence C Deihle

Loved by so many---a super person ---genuine and sincere---always made me smile. Too soon for such a bright light to leave us---Rest In Peace. God bless Mary Ellen/ Kids/Brian and all of his extended family.--our prayers are with you.

Larry made us feel like family when our sons enrolled at LaSalle. Even though we had just met, I will never forget how kind and welcoming he was immediately. The world needs more Larry Dalys. May the Daly family find peace and happiness by remembering all the great things about Larry that made them smile, and know that he is smiling down on you forever.

I will always have fond memories of Larry from Fairfield. We knew each other since freshman year and was always happy to see him at our reunions. My thoughts and prayers go out to his beautiful family.

Larry was one of the nicest, friendly and positive men i have ever met. I thoroughly enjoyed his company whenever our sons brought us together. He will be missed greatly by all who had the pleasure of meeting and knowing him. Rest in peace Brother.