Lawrence (Larry) Anthony Moscarelli Jr.
Lawrence Anthony Moscarelli Jr. born May 29, 1943 in Houston, Texas and departed this earthly life on Aug 3, 2021.
Preceded in death by his parents Christine and Lawrence A. Moscarelli Sr. He is survived by his only sibling, Angelo L. Moscarelli, and wife Tricia, his nieces – Terri Moscarelli Licarione, Bill, Angela Moscarelli Hayden, Steve and Lisa Moscarelli. Great nieces- Brittany & Brianne Licarione, Candice Kotz and Dillon, Great Nephew- Raymond Angelo Carite. Great Great Niece & Nephew- Giada Kennedy and Bransen Carite and his constant companion and beloved Yorkie, Missy.
He also leaves a host of family and friends who were forever touched by his kindness. Larry attended St. Peter’s parochial school, Mt. Carmel High School and graduated from University of Houston with a BA in accounting. In his later years, he took a position at Beverly Hills intermediate school, where his biggest joy came from creating a Chess club and witnessing the growth and excitement of the youth who participated. He also served his country in the Air Force Reserves.
Larry was an avid runner and sportsman. He enjoyed games like Scrabble that challenged his intelligence & extensive vocabulary. He loved tearing down and rebuilding computers and collecting many things, anything billiard related and music of many genres. His love of billiards was born and fostered while running his family’s pool hall, Palms Cue Club in Palm Center in the 60’s.
Larry was a sweet and kind-hearted gentleman with a very sharp analytical mind, He was a great conversationalist and active listener. His ability to recall previous conversations and ask to follow up questions showed his concern and compassion for others. He was forever gathering data, but never stood in judgement. His love of family, sense of humor and quick wit will be greatly missed.
Visitation will be held at Forest Lawn Funeral home 8706 Almeda Genoa Rd., TX. 77075 on Thursday Aug 19th from 4 – 6 pm with celebration of Life to follow at 6 pm. Private burial Friday morning with a Dinner reception to follow at 6 pm. at the Moscarelli home.
He was a very well rounded gentleman. Our sincerest condolences to all the family and may God lay his hand on you during these times of need.
The Yeatt’s
Larry will always be loved and remembered by the Romo family. The loving and fun times we all shared will forever be in our hearts. Larry was very special to me and my sons, Trey and Kristofer. He helped shape their lives and made wonderful memories for them to hold in their hearts. He was my love and my best friend and we do love him… still ❤️?
Condolences to the Moscarelli family. Thank you for embracing us in the family; we are forever grateful. May Larry rest in heavenly peace.
Forest Lawn Funeral Home has been by our side as we have laid some of our family members to rest. They made the difficult planning as easy on us as they could.
All the arrangements for both the funeral services and the burials were well staffed and beautiful. The Darst family knows how important compassion is at those difficult times in our lives. That’s why we trust them to be there for us when the need arises.