Larry Bernard Fudge

Larry Bernard Fudge

Funeral Services for Larry Bernard Fudge will be held on Saturday, September 19, 2026,  at the Morehouse Baptist Education Association Building at 2:00 p.m.  Pastor Louis James will serve as the officiant.  A Visitation will be held from 4:00 p.m. 60 6:00 p.m. in the Loche's Mortuary chapel on Friday evening on September 18, 2026. The interment will follow in H. V. Adams Cemetery.  To send flowers, plants, send words of condolence, or light a candle, 

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"Larry — He Kept Going"

Larry Bernard Fudge was born  July 15, 1985, t0  Priscilla Renee Mitchell and  Larry Bernard Thurman at Morehouse General Hospital. On September 1, 2026, at LeGrand Rehabilitation Hospital, Larry left this world as we know it and went home to be with his God, his parents, and one brother, Tony.

Larry was a personable guy.  He attended Bastrop High School. He enjoyed  listening to music, watching  TV, fishing, and playing video games.  He leaves to cherish his memories two brothers, Tavarus Fudge and Travis Fudge, so many cousins and friends who will always remember Larry Bernard Fudge:  

"He Kept Going"

Larry walked a road that few could see,
Carrying his strength with dignity.
Though some days were harder than others to bear,
He kept moving forward with courage and care.

He gave the best that he had to give,
With kindness and love in the way that he lived.
He faced every challenge and kept holding on,
Finding the strength to keep moving along.

He taught us that strength is not always loud;
Sometimes it is simply standing proud.
And though his journey has now come to an end,
The love he gave will live on without end.

So remember Larry—not for the struggles he knew,
But for all of the kindness and good that he gave you.

He kept going.
He kept giving.
He kept loving.

And that is how we will remember Larry! 

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