Condolence: Dear Audrey and family my deepest sympathy on Larry's passing.
We shared many wonderful times together.
My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Edmund

Condolence: I have such fond memories of that ski trip to Finland with Larry as my coach and mentor... and then again at a 5 peaks trail race with my son more than 20 years later. He was a wonderful coach and a great listener.

My condolences and prayers go out to the Sinclair family.

Condolence: Audrey, Pat, Kelly & Chanse and Megan,
Our prayers as you know have been and will be with you.
May you be granted peace and embrace the consolation of God's love. We are thankful for the love given and received by Larry in this uncertain life-memory eternal grant unto Larry O Lord.

Condolence: Pat and family, Mrs. Sinclair, Shelly and family and Shawn and family.

Larry was a wonderful husband, son, brother and Uncle. A good friend to many. Memories from attending Church in Duntroon, Duntroon School and Collingwood Collegiate Institute. May the memories your family have of Larry keep you your hearts full of warmth and a smile always on your face. Many thoughts and prayers for you at this difficult time.

Condolence: Pat, Kelly & Chanse and Megan,
It's been a number of years since I've seen you but have always been kept up to date from mom. I was sad to hear of Larry's passing. No doubt as I read through the messages and certainly aware...Larry's contribution to skiing and his mentorship will be missed. Please know are thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. Great memories will take you forward. David, Frances and family.

Condolence: In 1977 I walked into Larrys room at the U of G International House and said I was joining the Guelph team, oh and "could I borrow some poles and rollerskiis" he said "great to have you on board and ya ya sure to the rollerskiis". Only a matter of a few weeks ago after Christmas I walked into Duntroon as I do constantly being a devoted member , and as usual Larry was lingering near the skiis and I asked if I could borrow some no wax skiis because I am old and lazy, a Larry grin like always and then "ya sure to the skiis". Such was the essence of my 38 yrs knowing the generous, ever congenial Larry , my deepest sympathy to all of the family.

Condolence: Sincere condolences to the family ,friends and the entire cross country ski community. Larry was a kind and good man. Seven years ago he was there for me when my husband "Heinz" died on the ski trails. Larry drove to the hospital and I will never forget him. My children and I are so sad and in shock with Larry's passing.. We have lost a great individual.

Condolence: You had a long fight with a miserable disease. You will be missed by the Duntroon community. Whether it was tobogganing down the hills @ Highlands Nordic with the church kids; watching the Special Olympics; or attending the Haunted House on Halloween; you and your family had a big impact on our community. Rest in peace Larry.

Condolence: I am so sorry to hear the news. I will miss seeing Larry the next time I am at Highlands Nordic, but I will always look forward to skiing on his trails and staying in the farm house!

I experienced many firsts with Larry. He was a huge influence in my early coaching life. He was the first coach I worked with as a coach. I went on my first ski camp/road trip with him in 1982 to Quebec City, with a young Al Pilcher and Darren Derochie. I learned how to follow his pick up truck (“3 on the tree”) at normal speeds on highway 400/11 in search of early snow, but at a much higher rate of speed on back country roads (which was more his style). He taught me how best to order a smoked meat sandwich at the Jolly Roger Pub by the old SOD office in Toronto; how to work the Fischer ski cage selecting skis for all the Fischer sponsored skiers in Canada; how to drink Tim Horton’s coffee on Bayfield Street in Barrie; how to cover a klister ski with hardwax; and, that giving splits is not as easy as it looks! My first Nationals were with Larry in the “Soo” in 1983. I will always remember that night in 1991 at the National’s in Vancouver when Larry’s waxing earned Jack Cook a Silver medal. Along the life journey with Larry I also learned a little about other things, too, like tractor parts. He provided so much to me as a coach and was always supportive and encouraging. My list of “Larry” memories is endless! His ongoing contribution to the greater cross country skiing community will be missed, but I know his enduring and significant legacy will ensure he will always be remembered.

Paul Graner
Ottawa, ON

Condolence: Our condolences to Audrey and to all of Larry's family. What a wonderful legacy the Sinclair family has created for the ski world. You all must be so proud.
Our thoughts and sympathies are with all of you.
Ken and Jan Saunders