Larrie Ray Hazelwood

Larrie Ray Hazelwood, born on May 12, 1957, passed away on July 25, 2026. His presence and spirit touched the lives of all who knew him, and his memory will be cherished forever by family and friends.

Larrie's life was one marked by devotion, kindness, and simplicity. He was a man of deep passions, finding joy in life's simple pleasures and steadfastly dedicated to those he loved. A hard worker throughout his life, Larrie took pride in every task, facing each new day with determination and a gentle humor that lifted those around him.

He found immense happiness in his hobbies and interests. Watching television was a favorite pastime, especially when it came to NASCAR, where he cheered on his favorite drivers with excitement. True crime documentaries captivated his curiosity, and classic shows such as The Andy Griffith Show, Gunsmoke, and Bonanza always brought him comfort and laughter. Larrie also had a well-known sweet tooth and never declined a favorite sweet treat, always paired with his beloved Diet Pepsi. His admiration for cars was lovingly channeled into a special fondness for the Ford Fairlane, a vehicle he greatly cherished.

Family meant everything to Larrie. He was a loving husband to Pamela Hazelwood—his high school sweetheart and the love of his life. Their enduring relationship was the cornerstone of his existence, and her memory remained always in his heart after her passing. Larrie was the devoted father of Markie Hazelwood, Misty Hazelwood, Amanda Hazelwood, Marty Hazelwood, and Ray Hazelwood, each of whom carries forward his legacy in their own unique ways. His pride and joy were further amplified by his grandchildren: Marcus Hazelwood, Luis Miguel Gomez, Layla Hazelwood, Marilyn Bard, Jayden Vozzo, Lake Gregorash, Katilin A Gregorash, Jared Gregorash, and Vincent Miller.

Larrie also held dear the memory of his parents, Ivan C Hazelwood and Katherine Hazelwood, who preceded him in death and instilled in him many of the values by which he lived.

Those who knew Larrie will remember him for his devotion to his family, his unwavering work ethic, his signature sweet tooth, and his undeniable love for classic television, good music—especially The Eagles—and fast cars. His warm nature, enduring spirit, and the stories shared over Diet Pepsi and laughter will echo in the hearts of those who loved him.

Larrie Ray Hazelwood leaves behind a legacy of love, resilience, and treasured memories. He will be deeply missed and eternally remembered by his children, grandchildren, and all who had the privilege of knowing him.