Larry Yandl

   Lawrence Anthony Yandl (Larry), 79, passed away on Friday, March 20th
surrounded by his family. Larry was born May 14, 1940 to Anthony Yandl and
Helen Derringer Yandl Longworth in Connersville, IN. Larry was raised by his
mom and his dad, Charles “Burt” Longworth. Larry was a graduate of Richmond High
and shortly after graduating he married the “love of his life”, Saralee Ruth
(Sally) Lehman on February 20, 1959. They shared 61 beautiful years together.

   Larry served in the Army Reserves from 1961 to
1967. He worked as a driver and manager for several years for UPS before going
to work for McFarling Foods. Larry wore many hats at McFarling Foods, and was a
faithful employee. He retired from McFarling Foods in 1998 after 27 years of
service.

   Larry enjoyed watching Nascar, and loved
anything and everything about Corvettes. However, Larry’s greatest enjoyment
came from being with family. He and Sally gladly hosted all the major holidays,
and family celebrations. They were always great supporters of the grandkids in
all of their activities. One of his favorite events was the yearly family
get-away to Brown County, a place where he and Sally treated all of the kids to
an “all expense-paid weekend.”  His love and generosity knew no bounds.
One of the little things that will be greatly missed by all of us is his sweet
tenor singing “Happy Birthday” to each of us either in person or over the
phone. Larry was an incredible husband, father, grandfather, and friend. 

   He leaves behind to cherish his memory, his wife
Sally, three sons: Tim Yandl (Angela), Terry Yandl (Johna) and Ted Yandl.
Grandchildren: Kristen Yandl (Ryan), Kelly Cook (Jackson), Jared Yandl, Jesse
Yandl (Hailey), Eric Yandl, Amber Yandl, and Anthoney Yandl. Great
grandchildren: Kelsey Cottongim, Zayleigh Turner, Ryiah and Ryken Crawley, Brooklyn,
Jason and Kambree Cook, and Shiloh Yandl. He also leaves behind his
brothers-in-law: Richard Lehman, Jerry Lehman (Beth), and David Lehman. A
sister-in-law, Becky Ellington, and many nieces and nephews, 

Larry was preceded in death by his parents and sister-in-law Kathy
Lehman.

   The family would also like to thank the Rosebud
and Hospice staff for their exemplary care and kindness during Larry’s time
there.

   To keep everyone safe and healthy, there will be
no public service. Larry will be laid to rest privately in Webster Cemetery. His family looks forward to celebrating his life in the future and keeping his memory alive in their hearts and minds forever.