1932
2016
Age 84, went to be with Jesus September 9, 2016, at his Upland home. Larry was born and raised in Ontario and graduated in 1952 where he was presented the Bank Of America award in Mechanical Arts. Larry was a Korean Army War Veteran who served his country proudly. He was a Boy Scout Leader, as well as a Girl Scout Leader with his wife Esther for 15 years. Larry was always involved in activities with his four daughters, including scouting, PTA, church, and sports. He loved his family, his church, his country, visiting with his friends and neighbors, traveling, fishing, camping, and classic cars. Larry was presented the Honorary Service Award from the California Congress of the PTA, in recognition of his service to children and youth.
Larry worked 34 years for General Dynamics in Pomona, and 2 years for Hughes Aircraft in Tucson, Arizona, before retiring in 1996. In 1999 Larry went to work for TRL Systems, Inc., in Rancho Cucamonga. He worked until May of 2016. Larry was a member of the American Legion Post 1000, the Ontario Elks Lodge No. 1419, and attended the Ontario First Church of the Nazarene for over 58 years.
Larry will be truly missed by his wife of over 58 years, Esther, his children, Sherri Renek of Upland, Laura Renek of Rancho Cucamonga, Jill Renek-Smith of Apple Valley, seven grandchildren, 3 great grandchildren, brother of Robert Renek of Newhall, and many extended family and friends. Larry was preceded in death by his parents, Harry and Lucille Renek, two sisters, Betty (Renek) Crouch, and Lucille (Renek) De Gideo, two brothers, Harry and Victor Renek, daughter Linda Renek Perry and son David Edward Renek.
A Celebration of Larry's Life will be on Saturday, September 24, 2016 at 11:00 am at the Ontario First Church of the Nazarene, 1311 West 5th Street, Ontario, California 91762.
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September 22, 2016
My dear great friend. In the time I worked with and knew you, it was such a blessing to my life. I was always amazed at how much knowledge you had when it came to the electronics field. ( and so many other subjects as well) Of course even more so was the joy experienced when you shared so willingly that vast knowledge. This joy only came from a man of true integrity and love. It was clear to the most casual observer that you proudly carried the title that so many men strive to achieve. Many men like you wear the title of father, grandfather, worker, and friend to mention a few. But that one title that always stands out among the others belongs to the most diligent seeker and doer of God's word. ( Read the book of James ) That title is MAN OF GOD. We wear that title across our battle tested chest that is protected with God's armour! Each and every time I spoke with you was a conversation with a man I can only call my true friend. Always concerned for the well being of others, willing to go the extra mile in all cases, business or personal, and doing it with love and integrity. When I heard of your passing
tears of joy and sadness mingled. For though you are not with us here, you are home. Home with those lost before us. Home with my mom and daughter Julie, and of course the Lord. Sadness yes, as you will be missed, But greater joy as you are home. God's promise always rings true: 'Absent from the body, present with the Lord!' I look forward to our reunion when I too return home. Until then my friend.....
Craig Trisler
September 14, 2016
Laura Renek
Dad,
You will be forever in my heart and on my mind! You were an Angel on earth, and the bright light in my life! Thank you for being the best father any one could ever have!
I will miss you forever!
Your proud daughter,
Laura
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