09/09/2026
In memory of this great man we have a pay it forward started today for all drink orders.
We are doing this one a little different though. Any amount you give will be added to the funds he had set aside for his grandkids. If you knew Larry you know that his grandkids were his pride and joy.
Larry you will be missed.
In memory of this great man we have a pay it forward started today for all drink orders.
We are doing this one a little different though. Any amount you give will be added to the funds he had set aside for his grandkids. If you knew Larry you know that his grandkids were his pride and joy.
Larry you will be missed.
Apr. 18, 1960 - Sep. 1, 2026
Date of Service: Sep. 11, 2026
BURLEY – Larry Eugene Richardson, a true outlaw with the voice of a choir boy, rode off into the sunset on September 1, 2026, in his beloved hometown of Burley, Idaho, after a long and hard-fought health battle.
Born in Burley on April 18, 1960, Larry lived his whole life on his own terms, and there was never any doubt in anyone's mind that he did it his way.
If you knew Larry, you knew the man loved love. He married more than once– five times actually but who’s counting, and he made no apologies for it. He had his vices throughout his life, and those who loved him best knew that was simply part of the package. He was an outlaw to the core, rebellious, unforgettable, and impossible to replace.
For over 40 years, Larry made his living in the auto industry, both selling and fixing vehicles. He had a rare talent in the auto body world, the kind of skill you cannot teach out of a book, and he took great pride in passing that knowledge down to his son. Along the way he collected more tools than any one man could ever need, though nobody ever managed to convince him of that. Larry wore many hats.
He recently celebrated 22 years as a loyal and respected member of the Brother Speed Motorcycle Club, Burley Chapter, and he was passionate about motorcycles right up to the end, becoming a collector and a bit of a wheeling-and-dealing salesman in his later years.
By day, Larry found a new calling as a Cassia County school bus driver, a role he genuinely loved. By night,
