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Rev. Lawrence Harvey Boop

Apr 15, 1929 — Nov 7, 2026

Carrollton, OH

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Rev. Lawrence Harvey Boop, known to many as Larry, died on November 7, 2026, at Aultman Hospital. He was 97.

Born on April 15, 1929, in Renovo, Pennsylvania, Rev. Boop lived a long life shaped by faith, work, family, and simple pleasures that brought him close to those around him. He served in the United States Army, an important chapter in a life marked by commitment and perseverance.

Larry graduated from high school, where he also played basketball, and he later counted graduating from Bible College among his proudest accomplishments. His calling led him into ministry as a pastor, and his working life also included time as a truck driver and later as a security guard at Weirton Medical Center. Across these roles, he was known for staying active and engaged, with an energy that fit his reputation as a gym rat and someone who enjoyed walking.

Faith remained central throughout his life. He loved church, watching church programs on television, and listening to church music. He also enjoyed many everyday pastimes, including sled riding, shooting pool, watching television, and following the Cleveland Cavaliers. His family remembered happy times from his younger years, including riding sleds down a mountain while living in the Poconos, playing hearts, and shooting pool with the kids. He also shared companionship with his girlfriend, Carolyn.

He is survived by his three daughters: Judi Juliano of Chandler, Arizona, Phyllis Pont of Wellsburg, and Paula Nelson of Wintersville. They carry forward the memory of a father whose life was filled with devotion, activity, and familiar routines that became cherished family memories.

He was preceded in death by his parents, Lawrence A. Boop and Geraldine (Knoeble) Boop.

Rev. Lawrence Harvey “Larry” Boop will be remembered for his faith, his service, his hardworking spirit, and the many ordinary moments that became lasting memories for those who knew and loved him.

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