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Larry Hopkins, Age: 76

Dec 13, 1948 - Jan 26, 2025

Larry Hopkins, age 76, passed away after a long battle with cancer. Larry was born in Cape Girardeau, Mo. to Louie and Francis Hopkins. He is survived by a brother, Dane, of Leawood, Ks., son, Ryan, of Kansas City, Mo., daughter, Tracy, who currently resides in Belize, five grandchildren and three great children.

 

Larry enlisted in the Air Force in the early 1970s where he was stationed at Whiteman Air Force Base as an accountant, and served the country for 3 1/2 years. He received his masters degree from Central Missouri State. Larry's primary employment was in health care management where he was a VP for the southern region. Larry built lasting friendships throughout the country and will be missed.

 

Larry's Celebration of Life will be set at a late date.
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Ruth Chailland Jan 31, 2025

Cousin ,Kennett ,Missouri

Larry was not just my cousin, he was a very special friend. After Aunt Francis’s death, he started calling ever so often. He had a way of carrying on conversations with me even though I had very little interest in sports/football! Ha! I’m so thankful he & Dane made a point of coming down yearly(when possible) to visit with us in this area. We will miss him so much, but yet, very grateful he’s not suffering anymore! Love & prayers to Dane, Ryan, Tracy & all your families! Ruth Chailland

Dana and Kim Boatman Feb 01, 2025

friend ,Spring Branch ,Texas

Our thoughts and prayers are with Larry's family and many friends. We were fortunate to have Larry in our lives. He was a huge positive influence in our lives and will truly be missed. We know he is in heaven and look forward to seeing him again. God Bless the Hopkins family. Dana and Kim Boatman

DAVID STOUT Feb 03, 2025

Friend ,Kansas City ,Missouri

I first met Larry at church about 6-7 years ago. We became friends and Larry started going to our monthly breakfast group. He was always delightful and always upbeat despite his health issues. Larry, you will be missed and I so much enjoyed our friendship. David Stout

stephen w. nichols Feb 03, 2025

Friend ,kansas city ,Missouri

Sincere condolences to the Hopkins Family. I only knew Larry for about the last 4 to 5 years through a networking group but I enjoyed his company and my conversations with him greatly. He will be missed.

Scott Feb 06, 2025

Friend ,Parkville ,Missouri

Larry and I got to know each other at a monthly breakfast held in Parkville. He was a nice person, thoughtful and I enjoyed getting to know him and looked forward to seeing him each month. I'm so sorry for your loss. Larry and his family are in my prayers.