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52 years old. Residence: Woodbridge, Va.
Died in Pentagon
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I met SGM Strickland while I was in the Army! Oh, how my heart aches today and every time I think of him. All of this stinks and I wish I could just go back in time for a moment....
*** Posted by Teresa Fincham-Tritelli on 2011-09-10 ***
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Larry and I went to Edmonds High School together and I will always remember what a friendly and warm person he was. He would have been retired almost 10 years...all 9/11 losses were a tragedy and his especially so. We will never forget.
*** Posted by Mark Westerfield on 2011-09-10 ***
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I personally did not know Larry, but I know how much of an influence he was to my brother, Dan Vancil. He and his wife Debbie mean the world to my brother. Dan considered him a very good friend.... Larry, you will never be forgotten. I wish I could have met the man who inspired my brother in his military career.
*** Posted by Patricia Vancil Parker on 2009-08-28 ***
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I was in the Edmonds High School band with Larry. I played clarinet. We had so much fun on band trips. You were a wonderful person and one I will always miss at our class reunions.
*** Posted by Vicki (Butchart) Tolan on 2007-09-09 ***
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I went to Edmonds High School with Larry Strickland.... We graduated 40 years ago. We were drummers in the school band. He was first chair, and I was always trying to catch up to him. My favorite memory was when we went on a band trip around the state, and we were roomates together. He was a mentor to me and I always looked up to him.
*** Posted by Greg Sorlie on 2007-03-29 ***
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I met Sgt mjr Strickland's son, Matt. Long after his passing. What an incredible legacy this man has left for his children, and hopefully one day, grandchildren. You are your father's son Matt, find his strength within you to pass on his legacy.
*** Posted by Debbie on 2006-12-01 ***
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You are not forgotten.
*** Posted by CSM Steve Rodina, State CSM KS, USNG on 2006-08-10 ***
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I knew Larry in college. He was great guy and a great friend. He always had a smile on his face, and was always the first one there to help a friend. I hadn't seen him in years, but the world's a sadder place without him.
*** Posted by Willie on 2006-04-14 ***
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I met Sgt maj Strickland in Washington D.C. just briefly did I shake his hand, I doubt he remebered me, I was there in 1999 for the Army 10 miler, a female soldier from FT. Sill, OK. He had a firm handshake and I remember meeting him amongst many other officers and higher ranking officials that day. For some reason he stuck out in my mind the most, maybe it was his name, his handshake, his professionalism, i don't know.. but I always thought in my mind of him as the ideal Army Sgt Major since meeting him. I was saddened to hear of the loss of such an asset to the military and the lives of all he touched.
*** Posted by Marion Whitaker on 2004-10-19 ***
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Sometimes there will be that one person who would help anyone, or anything, Larry was one of those very few type of people. Although he is gone and has been gone for a very long two years, i know that his memory will always live on forever... rest in peace...
*** Posted by Unknown on 2004-05-05 ***
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