Larry Pete Limberis
September 17, 1961 - January 24, 2022
LIMBO – BIG LARR
Larry Limberis born September 17, 1961 to Pete and Mary Limberis in Salt Lake City, Utah.
He passed on January 24, 2022.
Larry was a member of the Greek Orthodox Church. He graduated from Highland High School and then started his 37-year career at UDOT. Larry retired from UDOT as a Roadway Operations Manager on December 15, 2020. UDOT was Larry’s passion, his wife, his kids, and his family. He especially loved when it snowed, he would always say “Dollars from Heaven”. UDOT WAS LARRY’S LIFE.
Larry won many awards at skeet shooting and loved anything outdoors, especially hunting and fishing with family and friends. We all have our own special memories and GREAT STORIES with Larry, Hunting, Fishing and TOGA Parties with our BIG LARR. We all know that NO ONE had a BIGGER heart than Larry. He would do anything for anyone just to see a smile or laughter. Larry was always in the mood to cook a Leg of Lamb and have a GREEK SALAD with Fresh Veggie’s from his DAD’s Garden or Danny and Johanna’s Garden.
Larry is survived by his brother Steve (Lorraine) Clark, sister Corina (Lyle) Dailey and sister Johanna (Danny) Lindsley; nephews Peter Williams, David (Brandi) Williams, Elliott (Victoria) Clark, Mason Clark, Zachary Lindsley and Dominic Lindsley, great-nephews and nieces Noah, Kaine, Tayla, Emmett, and Vivian; Aunt Billie Priskos, his cousins Tessie, John, Katie and Stacy Lords and many other close family members. He was preceded in death by his Father, Mother, Uncle’s, Grandparents, and his cousin (best friend) Alex Priskos.
A Celebration of Life will be Tuesday, February 1, 2022, from 6:00 to 8:00 pm at Starks Funeral Parlor Located at 3651 South 900 East Salt Lake City, Utah 84106. A Trisaigon will be on Wednesday, February 2, 2022 at 12:00 pm at Starks Funeral Parlor followed by a burial at Mount Olivet Cemetery Located at 1342 East 500 South, Salt Lake City, Utah 84120.
MAY HIS MEMORY BE ETERNAL
In Loving Memory
Larry hired me in 1997 at Station 225. He was always kind to me and I enjoyed working with him. Nobody could run a jackhammer better than Larry. We went dove hunting a few times, he was an awesome shot. After I left Station 225, I transferred to Region 3. Many years later, I ran into Larry at 227. I filled my tanker many times at his shed. Everytime I pulled in, he would drive out to greet me and we would talk about old times. I will miss knowing that Larry is here on earth. Take care my friend and thanks for everything!
I've known Larry since I was in the 6th grade and best friends with his little sister Jo. He was always so kind if also sometimes exasperated by our antics. I remember him as gentle and huge hearted. Sending all of my love to his family and friends in this time of grief. His memory will be a blessing to all who encountered him.
I didn't know Larry; but sending all my love and support to his big brother Steve, and family! Your heart can never be prepared for the loss of a loved one; losing my brother was one of the worst! So, so sorry for your loss♥️♥️♥️
Larry I am going to miss you. I know the pandemic through a wrench in things, but I'm glad we kept in touch. Love you Larry
Johanna, Corina and Steve, I'm sorry for your loss of Larry. He had a big heart and will be missed. Always lending a hand and sharing good meal. Love Louise
Johanna, I am so sorry for your loss. Love, Melissa
Steve, Lorraine and all your family, Bob and I our sending our condolences on your loss. May he Rest In Peace. Prayers and hugs.
I was never fortunate enough to have met Larry although, I have been blessed to known of and about him through his and my extremely good friend Mike George. My deepest condolences go out to all his family, friends and those whos lives were blessed by him.
Sorry for the families loss, Larry will be missed! May His memory be eternal.
Johanna, Steve, Corina and Tessie, I'm heartbroken over the passing of Larry. I was lucky enough to get to spend part of my life with him and made some wonderful memories. He was always willing to help anyone, loved to golf, his smile would light up a room, snow would make him light up, and he especially loved to cook. A piece of my heart will be gone forever. I will always love him. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you. I hope your memories will help ease the pain as time goes on. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
One of my fondest memories is when Larry, Alex, my cousin George and I would go bird hunting and fishing with our fathers. We would ride in the open bed of the pickup truck to get to our destination. Thankfully, we never got in a car accident. May Larry's memory be eternal,
My deppest condolences to the Limberis family , i known larry for along time from when my dad worked with him back in the 90s at station 225 , i work seasonol with larry when i first started with UDOT and he was a good guy to me and i enjoyed working for him . he will be missed and never forgotten. enjoy paradise larry.
I am so sorry to hear of Larry's passing. I had the privilege of working with "Big Larr" at UDOT over the past decade. He was such a kind man with a huge heart and he really cared deeply about his work. From the time I was new in my job, Larry always went out of his way to help me succeed. He would pitch terrific media stories and always reach out to me with any issues facing his area. I will always remember Larry for his generosity and will really miss his friendship. My deepest condolences to Larry's family and friends.
Sending our deepest sympathy for the passing of Larry. Our families spent time together when we were young. May his Memory be eternal Cory & Christine (Karpakis) Mills
What a gift to get to know Larry while working with maintenance at UDOT. We had alot of fun joking around! Larry was a great station supervisor and always watched out for the guys. He was my friend, and taught me alot about maintenance with the Department. He will be greatly missed. Marge
In Loving Memory
