Victim of the F-5 tornado that struck Brandenburg, KY. on April 3, 1974 along with his mother and two brothers.
LARRY FRANKLIN SON
Born in Louisville, Sept. 17, 1961. He was a student in the Meade County schools. He had one subject that kept him off the honor roll. He collected baseball cards and was interested in all sports. He also liked to cook, and Mexican food was his favorite, he said he was going to be a chef. He liked art and could draw real well. I think I was one of his favorite people. He is survived by his grandmother and two aunts and one uncle.- Written by Mrs. Mary Ellen Trent.
LARRY FRANKLIN SON
Born in Louisville, Sept. 17, 1961. He was a student in the Meade County schools. He had one subject that kept him off the honor roll. He collected baseball cards and was interested in all sports. He also liked to cook, and Mexican food was his favorite, he said he was going to be a chef. He liked art and could draw real well. I think I was one of his favorite people. He is survived by his grandmother and two aunts and one uncle.- Written by Mrs. Mary Ellen Trent.
Victim of the F-5 tornado that struck Brandenburg, KY. on April 3, 1974 along with his mother and two brothers.
LARRY FRANKLIN SON
Born in Louisville, Sept. 17, 1961. He was a student in the Meade County schools. He had one subject that kept him off the honor roll. He collected baseball cards and was interested in all sports. He also liked to cook, and Mexican food was his favorite, he said he was going to be a chef. He liked art and could draw real well. I think I was one of his favorite people. He is survived by his grandmother and two aunts and one uncle.- Written by Mrs. Mary Ellen Trent.
LARRY FRANKLIN SON
Born in Louisville, Sept. 17, 1961. He was a student in the Meade County schools. He had one subject that kept him off the honor roll. He collected baseball cards and was interested in all sports. He also liked to cook, and Mexican food was his favorite, he said he was going to be a chef. He liked art and could draw real well. I think I was one of his favorite people. He is survived by his grandmother and two aunts and one uncle.- Written by Mrs. Mary Ellen Trent.
