Lawrence Simonetti, Jr.

December 01, 1951 ~ May 04, 2022

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Lawrence Simonetti Jr., 70, of Vero Beach, Florida, died May 4 at Cleveland Clinic Indian River Hospital after a lengthy illness.

Larry lived in Massachusetts before settling in Florida. He enjoyed many friendships from both his work in the auto and marine industries and through his music and church. Larry was a multi-talented musician, singing and playing guitar, piano, and accordion throughout his life. He enjoyed fishing, motorcycling, cars, and designing/building models.

Larry was predeceased by his mother, Beverley Simonetti and his daughter, Lisa Duenas. He leaves his father, Lawrence Simonetti Sr. of Vero Beach; his brother, Steven Simonetti, his sister, Janie Hill and her husband, Owen. Larry leaves his children, Lawrence Simonetti III, Mystique Clayton, Dominic Sparks and Nicole Simonetti, along with grandchildren, nieces, and nephews. Larry enjoyed spending time with his grandson, Daniel, helping him catch his first fish and ride his first bike.

Through his sense of humor and music, Larry always kept us laughing and entertained. He will be missed.

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Kim Barteau

May 10, 2022, 2:06 am

Nicole, im so sorry for your loss and I hope you hold his memories close that is all we really have. If the last few years have taight me anything its never wait til tomorrow because today is all we really have.

Mary Matthews

May 10, 2022, 4:05 pm

Nicole we’re so sorry for you loss of your Dad. I know how close you were and how much you and Daniel will miss him.
He’s always with you, watching over you.
Our sympathies.
Mary, Ced and Katie

Rick McCarthy

May 11, 2022, 3:00 pm

Colie, I was so sad to hear about your Dad. We had a lot of fun here on the Cape and riding Harleys down there in Vero.

Carter Fahey

June 2, 2022, 3:05 pm

Carter Fahey June 2 2022. Sorry to hear of Larrys passing. just recently caught up with him in March. We worked together in the parts business. My sympathies to his family.

Nick Nico

October 14, 2024, 9:48 am

Larry was an amazing man, who taught me what true friendship was. I’m sorry that he is gone but excited for him because I know he’s with God. I will see him again some day, when I go to be with God. Nicole, I’m so sorry for your loss and wish you the best…..

Nick and Barbie Nico

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