Attention fellow friends of Larry Wright (Crowbait).  As you know Larry was diagnosed with liver Cancer and end stage cirrhosis last January and before I could even wrap my head around it on June 26 of this year he passed away.  He seemed healthy and in fairly good spirits all the way up to this past spring and before I think He even realized how sick he was he was gone.  Which in many ways was a blessing but in so many more it's too soon and so unfair.  He didn't suffer he didn't have to go to a nursing facility, he didn't lose his mind and forget who I was.  But he didn't get life insurance or a power of attorney making me in charge of his medical decisions or his final choices.  I must encourage EVERYONE to do this so that no one can step in and cause problems for your loved ones in your end of life decisions.   You wouldn't believe what people will do just to be a burden and gain some negative attention.  That being g said I need help to cremate Larry and have a memorial service for him.  I know he had alot of friends who might like to come pay their respects and celebrate his life together I would really like to make that happen both for us here in AZ and his family and friends In Georgia.

Larry was a character that's for certain.  He had a quick wit and a belly busting sense of humor.  We had alot of laughs and some bizarre experiences together.  He's brought joy and love into my life as well as pain in my ass obstinate stubborn hard headed opposition I could have done without.  All said and done now i wouldn't trade away one argument.  I would give my left foot to hear him bitching about my driving or making fun of my cooking one more time.

I'm sure every one of his friends has a story I'd love to hear.

So if you can and if you will please donate what your able so that I can pull something together and honor my friend one last time.  I need $1400.  I think we can do that.   Otherwise his body will go to the county and be buried in a community plot.  That's not acceptable to me.  Please help.

Thank you 

K. CAIN