He had made his church home at Calvary Freewill Baptist Church, Springdale, Arkansas. Larry was a dedicated Christian who loved his Lord, his family, and the Preaching of the Word. In 1994, he was awarded Salesmen of the Year at Meeks Building Center, Springdale, Arkansas. Larry spent 38 years working in the construction materials sales industry, mostly in Northwest Arkansas. Larry's parents were Wilbur and Ilene Harris, originally from Nashville, Arkansas. While he grew up in Kerman, California, he was born in Shaw, Arkansas and was one of five siblings: William Ray Harris, Mildred Ramer (deceased), Mary Whisenhunt, and Calvin Harris. Larry was an eight-year veteran of the United States air Force, serving in Sacramento California, Riverside California, Office of Special Investigations (OSI), Washington D.C., and in Saigon Vietnam, where he earned the Air Force Commendation Medal of Meritorious Service. He was a wonderful grandfather to 23 grandchildren. He also leaves behind 10 adopted children: Shirley Scroggins Gage (deceased), D'Arcy Dunn of Springdale, Colin Andreas of Los Angeles, California, Taryn Andreas of San Francisco, California, Gardner Andreas of Conway, Randy Harris of Greenbrier, Shaylan Dillon of Springdale, Coleman Harris of Collierville, Tennessee, Andrea Harris of Tyler, Texas, Kelsey Harris Dyke of Tyler, Texas, and a step-son, John Rosson who lives in Suzhou, China. Larry is survived by his wife of 18 years, Jeri Jean, three biological children: Dana Bennett of Fort Meyers, Florida, Rhonda Hyman of Pea Ridge, and Russell Harris of Springdale. Larry Morris Harris, 77, of Springdale, passed on Thursday, Februat Springdale's Northwest Medical Center.

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