Larry Bryan Poledor Jr.

Larry Bryan Poledor Jr., born February 7, 1993, passed from this life far too soon, leaving behind a legacy of love, strength, and unforgettable stories.

From his earliest days, Larry carried a spirit all his own—warm, loyal, and unmistakably resilient in a way that made those around him smile. If there was a limit, Larry found a way to push it. If there was a challenge, he insisted on meeting it head-on. And if anyone tried to tell him otherwise, well… Larry would simply grin and prove them wrong.

As a child, Larry was known for his curiosity, determination, and boundless energy. He was the one climbing trees, racing friends, and looking out for his siblings with pride and devotion. He carried this energy into his teenage years, becoming a talented high school athlete who forged lasting friendships on and off the field.

Larry later built a career as a dedicated HVAC technician, a trade that fit him perfectly. He took pride in working with his hands, solving problems that others couldn’t, and bringing comfort to the people he helped. He approached his work the same way he approached life—with grit, humor, and that signature Poledor confidence that somehow made everything possible.

Above all, Larry’s greatest joy in life was his family. He was a devoted father to his three children—Bryan, Julie, and Jack—who were the lights of his world. Their mother, Abbie, with whom he shared many meaningful years and memories, remains an important part of the family he loved so deeply.

He was preceded in death by his mother, Chriesta Ward, whose love he carried with him always.

Larry is survived by his father, Larry Sr. (Tawanda), and his stepmother, Sherie, who loved him deeply and supported him throughout his life. His siblings—Keith (Taylor), Aja, Kylee, and Kyler—also survive him, each carrying cherished memories of the bond they shared. To them, he was a source of steady love, quiet humor, and the familiar gentle strength that made him who he was. He also leaves behind his adopted family, Jaalen and his mother, Karen Moss, along with a host of aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, nephews, family, and friends who will forever feel the impact of his presence.

Larry will be remembered for his generous heart, his resilience, and his loyalty—qualities that made him both unforgettable and dearly loved. Though his time here was far too short, the love he gave and the memories he created will continue to shine brightly in the lives of his children, his family, and all who were blessed to know him.

May he rest in peace, held forever in the love of those who will miss him dearly.