My sincere condolences to the Gorman family. Larry and I were high school mates and though we had lost touch during his years at Penn I have always kept him in mind. Larry was a very bright and very witty guy and he will be missed. I'll never forget his rock & roll faces as he wailed away on his electric guitar. RIP. – David Lipetz

Sorry for your loss. I used to work at Oh!Shea's and haven't seen Larry for probably 10 years but I will still miss him dearly. Know he was loved by many. – Marilyn Visconto

Dear Aunt Alice and Family: Tom and I were so saddened to hear about Larry. How hard this must be for you! Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers at this difficult time. If there's anything we can do, please don't hesitate to let us know. – Joanne & Tom Leonard

My deepest condolences to the Gorman family during these times of sorrow. I reconnected with Larry in 2000, where he reminded me weekly about our wrestling group "the 4 G's" Gorman, Gansz, Garraway and Gallegher, and how I cheated off him in Mr Kosh's math classes. He would brag about his days of playing LAHS Football and dropping the rock. I reminded him that the soccer team won championships. Over the past 10 years I frequently would beat him in chess matches, which he could not understand because he claimed he was so much smarter than me, being a Penn graduate. I will remember his smart wit, tasteless jokes and imitations of comedian movie stars. Larry, may you rest in peace you traveled a long and hard road. – David Garraway