To The Fox Family, our deepest sympathies to the entire family at this difficult time. Rest in peace Larry.

I want to Express My Deepest Heartfelt Condolences to the Entire Fox Family. While we have never met I was Truly Blessed and Inspired to know Larry. He approached his Life with Such strength that he set an example for us All. I’m proud to be a part of the Monmouth HOF when I know the path was started with Strong men like Larry. I pray that all of you will hold on to the memories and joy he always brought you. Rest in Peace Foxy!!! God Bless You All
Jim Louro

Rest in peace, Larry

Thank you so much

Our deepest condolences to the Fox family. I joined Monmouth rugby club in 1993 and heard stories of the infamous “Foxy” for years. Legendary status as a player, a person and a lifetime love for Rugby. I finally met Larry on tour in Ireland in 2010 or 2011. It was as if we were friends for years. I also believed he may have carried me home from the pubs at least once possibly twice. We had such a great time and stayed in touch ever since. He will be missed but I know he is watching from above. As Monmouth rugby celebrates its 50th anniversary this year we cherish the contribution Larry made to the club and to the Monmouth family!

We will miss you Foxy!

-Chris Kaldrovics (Kali)

In honor of my friend and teammate Larry Fox. T2

My dear friend Larry. You will be sorely missed by many. The joy and laughter you brought to so many will live on as your legacy. RIP my. Friend

Larry. The lads who have posted have already said what I wanted to say. I will say I will never forget meeting your for the first time .. literally, when the club I was with (Montclair) played Monmouth. I was selected to play hooker and I heard at practice about the legend I was up against. Well, the match was hard fought, ended in a tie and we were honors even in scrums. We got to meet at the party and our friendship started there.

It turns out Monmouth played in summer soccer league to stay fit. Foxy found out I played and I invited me to join. I did and got to know the lads. We didn’t win a lot (or at all) but we had a blast. I decided to join Monmouth that Fall in 1982 and have been there ever since. You were one the first to make me feel welcome and we have friends since.

I am so sorry that you have left us but I’m sure when the time comes we’ll be see in each other again on the big field up there.

Only this time I’ll probably be reffing

Deepest condolences and sympathy to your family!

Tom Tani

A Great Person on and off the Field. As a new player at Monmouth, he was our Hero as a Team Leader, for On Field Play, Drinking a Beer Standing on his Head at the Party, Telling a Story and Making us Believe We Could Win!

I have prayed for him since I heard of his illness. St. Peter, Yes the Angels and Saints are going to be drinking a beer upside down!

Wisdom 3:1-9
The souls of the just are in the hands of God, and no torment shall touch them. They seemed in the view of the foolish to be dead, and their passing away as an affliction and their going forth from us utter destruction, but they are in peace.

For if before men, indeed they be punished, yet in their hope full of immortality; Chastised a little they shall be greatly Blessed, because God tried them and found them worthy of Himself.

Larry, Until We Meet Again My Friend.

Jim Shaw

A brilliant character and team mate. Always there to help, crack a joke or just be a great friend and team mate. He played rugby like he lived life…tough, thoughtful and loving.
And he never quit loving or living bravely.

Lance Connolly
Monmouth Rugby Club

Deepest sympathy to the Fox family. Larry, a great friend to all, the love you’ve shown to everyone you’ve touched in our great game including the beloved puppet “Mr.Wilcox” will be deeply missed, we know you’re watching over us from heaven with a smile MRFC forever
Love,
Bruce McLane

Rest In Peace my old friend. You were one-off a kind. Larry Fox stories are legionary both in our old neighborhood and with MRFC. I will especially miss the laughs ( and the drinks ) we shared many times with your Mom, Dad, sisters and friends on their Belmar porch.

Hi Larry-
You and Mr Wilcox, what a pair. Enjoyed playing for years/decades with you on the field. Did NOT like playing against you in Florida when the team you coached was short and you filled in. Destroyed your opposite # in the sets like the Monmouth legend you are.
My sincere condolences to Carmen & the Fox family.
cheers john
PS looking forward to sharing more stories when I catch up with you in HEAVEN.

Like Larry, this tree will be strong, resilient and a joy for every season

To the Fox family, my deepest sympathy for your loss. Larry, will always be remembered for generations to come on the HOF wall in the Monmouth Rugby clubhouse. For those of who knew Larry, he will always be remembered in our hearts. As we say up here in NJ all the time, “that was for Foxy”. Rest in peace brother. Kevin Boman

Larry was a devoted man, a good friend & a great Rugby Brother. RIP Larry. U you will be missed by all

With Love & Respect To Our Hall of Fame Member – The Monmouth Rugby Football Club – Red Bank, NJ.

A true legend and pillar of the Monmouth Rugby Football Club and Hall of Fame Member. Our club still thrives today because of the people who started it like Larry. Rest in Peace my friend.

Robert Bifani – MRFC

Lynn and I express our sincerest condolences to the Fox Family. I only got me meet Larry at Doreen’s housewarming, and my first impression was that he was a genuinely nice man. Prayers of comfort and peace go out to his loving family and friends. May Larry forever Rest In Paradise.

You were one amazing man. Love you.

So many great memories with Larry on & off the pitch – he will truly be missed.
My sincere condolences to Carmen & the Fox family.
Mike Heery

With Love and really great memories

Many, many hard fought matches on the pitch next to this legend. So many stories and memories! Rest in peace my friend.

My deepest condolences to the Fox family, Mr. Fox, Doreen, Diane and Larry’s wife Carmen. And also belated condolences for the passing of Mrs. Fox. My times with Larry and the hospitality shown to me by the Fox family are cherished memories. God Bless…Chuck Lyons

Larry and Donna have been long time dear friends. We we’re saddened to hear of not only Larry’s passing, but also when we heard the cancer diagnosis. Larry loved his family, and I know in the last few years he was able to create wonderful memories with his children and grandchildren. He will missed by many.

Dale and Cheryl Horbal

great teammate and friend. I planted a tree in his memory. God bless! Frank J. Fischer

Our condolences to the Fox family. Sending continued prayers!

Your loving dad and sisters.

Decided to look Larry up after so many years have come and gone.no excuses why i did not do this sooner. I waited to long and now it’s to late.I grew up with Larry and he was one of my best friends growing up .we worked together after high school for a couple years.long story short ,I moved away and we lost touch.Larry was an amazing individual.He made friends wherever he went and made people feel like they had known him for years.He was one of the smartest toughest and funniest people I have ever had the pleasure to call my friend.Anybody who has had the good fortune of havng Larry as a friend, and there are many, Im sure, realize that he was one in million.I am so sorry I did not keep in touch.I have a lot of fond memories of Larry that make me smile and laugh.Rest in peace my friend.God Bless.My deepest and most heartfelt condolences to Larry’s family.

So sad and sorry for the loss of a great guy Larry Fox. I still remember you coming to my parents house in Margate, Florida 1975 with Norman Coderre and sleeping in his van in our driveway. Howie Hughes parents house, he was there on vacation with Kathy Budge, we had so much fun, my parents had a full house and enjoyed every minute. Larry was a wonderful guy. May he RIP. CONDOLENCES TO THE FOX FAMILY. Great memories. Howie Hughes and his sister Sandra.

Larry, I just very recently found. You and I went back 65 years. Many great memories Love and miss you.
Norm

Many great memories shared at your home in Naples with your family. I will cherish them forever. Love you always Uncle Larry!