Birth date: Mar 26, 1953 Death date: Nov 10, 2021
Larry Ornell Tasker, Age 68 was born March 16, 1953 in Washington, DC. To the late James Edward Tasker & Martha E. Brooks. On Wednesday, November 10, 2021, Larry departed his life peacefully at Anne Arundel Medical Center in Annap Read Obituary
You're lucky if you know one person like Larry in your lifetime—there just aren't enough people like him in the world. Every Christmas, he always made sure that the many people he loved had the gifts they were hoping for under the tree. Larry was a deeply kind person with an unmovable moral compass. He was incredibly humble, so you'd never catch him bragging or showing off, but his admirable character was clear from the way he related to other beings in the world. It's a privilege to honor his life and send respect, love and support to his family. He is missed by many.
Larry was a great friend of our family for more than two decades. I'll always remember his Christmas visits, his wry humor, ready laugh, warm hugs, and huge smiles that took up his entire face. He was a truly special person. Seeing this photo is so poignant now, as you can see our angel above Larry's head. Sending all my love and support to his beloved family.
Larry, for all you have done, and all you were, I thank you for being there. It was a pleasure working with you, and now, may you rest easy. We shall miss you.
I will miss Larry so much. I think of him as a good friend for very many years. He was a friend and much loved by my whole family. He was a fine man in all ways, very smart and generous and grounded in the best human values. Thank you, Larry, for all you gave me and my family. Oliver Payne
To the memory of our friend, Larry, who came to our house every Christmas season for many, many years. Larry was one of the best, kindest, most honorable people I've ever known. He had a smile and a laugh to beat the band! Our earliest memory goes to our younger daughter asking him to help her hang paper-mache spiders from the porch ceiling for Halloween. Larry was truly a magnificent person, and we will miss him dearly.
May Larry's family take peace in knowing what a fine man he was.
In heartfelt sympathy,
Cynthia Barry
My big brother, I will miss you so much and each day since yout passing I have been in disbelief that you are gone, but then I find comfort that one day I will be with you again. You have always teased me in a loving way about being the baby of the family. This is what you did the last time I saw you. I feel comfort also knowing you are with our heavenly father and the loved ones who have gone before you. I miss you and will always think of you. I Love you...until we meet again my dear brother, rest peacefully and easily. Your baby sister, Sheila
