Dear Lonnie and family and Joyce,
I was very sorry to learn today from Roger of Larry's passing. I have many fond memories of growing up in our special neighborhood in Meriden, with Larry, Joyce, and his parents.
Sid was our family dentist. (I still have the four teeth he pulled in 1963, before I started my orthodontia)
I have many fond memories of playing in the Brick's backyard and with their chihuahua, what was his name?
Phoebe and I enjoyed connecting with Larry and you at events at Roger and Marge's house in Woodbridge.
May Larry's memory be for a blessing.
Sincerely,
Phoebe and Don

Dear Lonnie and family, I will remember Larry as both a friend to my parents, Riva and Michael, and as a supportive person to me and my son, Anthony, when needed. Julie

I was so sorry to hear of Larry’s passing. My deepest sympathy to Lonnie and the whole Brick family!
Sally MacGilpin

I'm so sorry to hear of Larry's passing. He was a wonderful co-worker with me at the Department of Banking. Larry was of great help both professionally and personally. My thoughts and prayers are with Larry and his family.

Larry was a great resource, particularly for dealing with the State Banking Commission, and was generous and always happy to share what he knew. I think I recall that he was the lawyer for a group developing one of the first Bonanza Restaurants in West Hartford, and he knew what the securities laws required.

He will be missed.

A gentle caring man A real client advocate. It was truly my privilege to have known Larry. My best regards to the family. Ron Saxon

I knew Larry when we were both young lawyers working for the Banking Department. I enjoyed working with Larry. Above all, I remember his commitment to the Jewish community. He sold us tickets to a concert Mary Travers put on to benefit Soviet Jewry, which was very inspiring. Thanks to Larry, this inspired me several years later to sponsor a Russian Jewish family that was moving to this area. I’ve never forgotten that inspiration from Larry. May his name be for a blessing.

To the brick family: I knew Larry from the Jewish center, and we used to get together there He always had a lot to say about many subjects - Always had a twinkle in his eye,he was a special guy.
he will be missed by many and me especially.
Ed Fishman

The Woolsey family expresses it deeply felt sorrow.

We were so saddened to hear of Larry's passing. He was such a kind, giving, and understanding person. We would often come to him for advice, as our children were growing up together, and he was always so kind and helpful. He was unquestionably the consummate professional as an attorney, a passionate community leader, and a warm, caring family man. In addition, he truly cared for others, always putting their needs, before his own. He was a true mensch whose kindness and good deeds will never be forgotten. Rest in peace, my friend....

All of us at Joseph Blake want to express our sincerest condolences to the entire Brick family on your loss. You are very much in our thoughts at this difficult time.

I am sorry for your loss. Although I did not have too many interactions with him, from those that I did have he was incredibly kind and a perfect gentleman.

Larry was an excellent attorney, and an even better man. He will be missed by many, including the workers compensation bar. I’m very sorry for your loss.

I am saddened to hear of Larry's passing. I knew Larry as a kind, compassionate advocate for his clients and a caring friend to all in the WC bar. He was an ultimate gentleman with a great sense of humor. He will be sorely missed but will always be remembered. My condolences to the Brick family.

Dear Members of the Brick Family,
I write to salute the passing of Attorney Lawrence Brick. He was a passionate, dedicated, and highly regarded attorney who set the bar high for the rest of us to follow. He was a genuinely a good fellow and a gentlemen. His life was one of family, dignity and honor. He will be fondly remembered and greatly missed.
Godspeed,

Patrick Tomasiewicz

I was privileged to have had many cases with Larry over the years. He was truly one of a kind. I hope his family takes great solace from the outpouring of love and admiration all of us had for Larry. Please accept sincere condolences from all of the attorneys in our firm. Clayton Quinn, The Quinn Law Firm

A true gentleman. Kind, thoughtful, patient and understanding. He was, what all attorneys should strive to be, but few achieve. A true professional. He was more than a good lawyer. He was a good person.

I have had the pleasure of practicing in the same realm has Larry for many many years. He was the essence of a true gentleman and a true legal professional. I always enjoyed our interactions and considered him one of the "good guys" in the workers compensation bar. I will miss seeing Larry out in the trenches but will hold his memory fondly. May he rest in peace.

Larry was a man of many talents, but always humble. I met him as a lawyer on the other side of my workers' compensation cases and he became a friend. My trips to the workers' compensation office will not be the same without him. I was surprised to learn when I first got to know him that he had a career doing banking law before he became a WC regular and that he played baseball and ran every day. He had a wonderful wry sense of humor, a gentle style, and a kind and compassionate heart. Most of all, I will miss schmoozing with Larry. He always caught me up on our mutual friends and had something interesting to say. I will miss him.

My heart breaks for your loss. I miss his calls at work and his reminders to get Lonnie out of the house. A true champion for his clients and his family. RIP

Dear Lonnie and family - We are heartbroken to hear of Larry’s passing. Remembering him fondly as a truly remarkable man who made the time to listen and to share in both our families’ ups and downs over the years! His smile and laugh lit up his entire being and the room! He is missed all ready! Sending heartfelt hugs to all! ❤️❤️

Dear Lonnie and family:
I am deeply saddened to read of Larry's passing. As I read his obituary describing his kindness, generosity and devotion to others, it brought tears because those words are so true. Larry and I shared office space for a number of years and he was perpetually kind, supportive, understanding, funny and always a friend. He was a total class act and I feel lucky to have experienced his friendship. My thoughts are with you, Alyce Alfano

Lonnie, very sorry to read the news.

Dear Lonnie and Family,
We are incredibly sad to hear of Larry’s passing. Our hearts go out to you and your family. He and his sharp wit will be missed. The gym will never be the same without Larry in it. Our thoughts are with you.

Brick Family,

So very sorry for your loss. Larry was a kind and generous person. I know that while Kim was at Clark and later, she regarded him as a second dad. So happy to know that he was able to see his Grandson and spend some time with him. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
Love, Roger and Diane Harris

Lonnie & Family,
I was so saddened to read about Larry. Larry's kind and compassionate spirit will live on in the many people he helped. I consider myself to be very fortunate to have known Larry and will miss him. I hope that beautiful memories will help you through these difficult times. You are all in my thoughts and prayers.
Linda

My condolences to the Brick family, I knew Larry from him representing many claimants who were employees of ours. Larry was a very humble, brilliant man and I am better for knowing him.

Saddened to learn of Larry’s passing. He will be missed . A gentleman’, gentleman. Condolences to his family. Stuart & Ellen Roth

Our deepest prayers and sympathy to the Brick family for your loss - lots of love from your old friends, the Olivars. Larry was a great guy and I have fond memories of Cape Cod, where used to call me “Butterball.” - Matthew Olivar

It is with great sadness that I learned of Larry's passing. He was a prince and lucky to have 46 years of blissful marriage with my childhood friend Lonnie. In all of my professional dealings with him, it is true that he was a "mench". He will truly be missed.

This is an occasion in which even I am at a loss for words. Larry and I were friends and colleagues for close to 50 years. All that has been said about him by us is really only the tip of what Larry meant to all of us.
Kind, compassionate, generous to a fault, he stands as the example of what we all should be and should hope to be.
Rest well, my friend.

Ken

beyond sad at larry's way too early passing - will miss our get-togethers in greenwich and hartford - know lonnie, sheri, adam, jason and the rest of the family will find peace and solace in the memories of a life well-lived - will cede him the title of world's authority on jewish athletes -

Larry was a champion of the law and a fierce advocate for his clients. He did not hesitate to pursue justice and was a persuasive scholar. I had the opportunity to discuss many cases with Larry and he was always willing to share his insights. All of Larry's legal brothers and sisters respected him and considered him a friend. I hope his family appreciates Larry's legacy to the law. He will be fondly remembered.

Lonnie and family,
We were so sorry to read of Larry's passing. He was a fine lawyer and a wonderful friend and neighbor.
Henry and Linda Cohn

I had the pleasure of knowing Larry for a number of years in the practice of law. He was always well prepared, and a great advocate for his clients. He was also a true gentleman and a pleasure to work with. He will be missed greatly by the Hartford Bar.

Dear Brick Family,
We are very sorry for your loss! Larry was a very kind person. Always enjoyed speaking with him.

The Ofshay Family

Carolyn and I really thought the world of Larry Brick. He was smart, funny in a wonderfully subtle way and passionate about what he believed in. We will both always be grateful for his unfailing support and encouragement in our campaigns. Larry also demonstrated amazing resilience as he coped with the health issues that challenged him in recent years. Our thoughts are with Lonnie and the family at this time of loss.

My wife Kathrine Sendy and I wish to extend our heartfelt sympathy to Lonnie and her family...We knew and were friendly with Larry for a long time...he accomplished alot in the law and politics and will be missed by many...Sincerely, Bruce Rubenstein

Dear Lonnie and family,
Larry was a such a close friend for so many decades. He will missed.
With deep affection,
Roger

I am truly saddened to hear of Larry’s passing. I will be forever grateful to Larry for the opportunity he gave me right out of school. He was by far the best employer I’ve ever worked for. Larry absolutely adored his family. He was a true and loyal friend, and a man of integrity who cared for and fought fiercely for his clients. Most of all Larry was a awesome human being who always looked out for his fellow man. May he rest in heavenly peace. Praying for and sending my sincerest condolences to Lonnie and the entire Brick family

Although our time knowing Larry was all too brief, we were able to get to know the amazing person he was: intelligent, funny, witty, and incredibly intuitive. We truly enjoyed our time with him and he will be missed, but will remain in our hearts forever.

My Condolences to Larry family and friends I met him 16 years ago when I needed a Attorney my brother n law said Larry was the best in Worker's Comp which that he was I love him for taking my case I loved him my husband enjoyed talking to him he knows how to put you at ease. I will keep his family in my prayers Rest In Peace my friend.Vanessa Jefferys & Ted Jefferys

It pains me to see that Larry has passed. He was a great advocate and support system for me and so many. Sometimes he would think of others before himself. He was courageous in his battles with his health over the years, and yet was there with eternal optimism, a smile and never complained. We would share a long friendship and especially while occupying the same professional office spaces. He was a dedicated husband, father, son and friend, as well a pillar of the community. The last time I saw him was at my wife’s memorial service just six months ago, and was so appreciative to have his company. If anyone deserves a life celebration it is Larry and I am saddened that the state of current affairs is preventing it. But somehow Larry would understand that. Larry , you were brave and honorable. Rest In Peace my friend! My sincerest sympathies to the entire family.

My heart goes out to Lonnie and the entire Brick family on the loss of Larry. I knew him as a sweet, loving family man devoted to his wife and family and as a stalwart member of the West Hartford Democratic Town Committee. I will miss his often charming and witty ways.
I know he must have suffered from his condition but also know that now he can Rest In Peace.