Funeral Details

Lawrence Krause

Memorial Contributions

Parkinson and Movement Disorders Foundation
14772 Moran Street
Westminster, California 92683
www.pmdf.org

Memorial Contributions

Parkinson and Movement Disorders Foundation
14772 Moran Street
Westminster, California 92683
www.pmdf.org




OBITUARY

Larry "Lawrence" Krause, 88, passed away peacefully after a long illness. Loving husband and best friend of Rusty "Iris" Krause (nee Ruderman) for 57 years. Devoted father to Michael Krause and Susan (Neal) O'Sullivan. Beloved Papa to his granddaughter, Alysa Spivak. Adored son of the late Harriet and the late Jack Krause. A special thanks to Nancy for her exceptional care. Larry was a highly respected pharmacist at his Huerbinger Drug Store in downtown Northbrook. Larry will be missed, but never forgotten for his great sense of humor by his family and friends. The funeral service will be livestreamed from Shalom Memorial Park Cemetery on Wednesday, November 25, at 1PM. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Parkinson and Movement Disorders Foundation, 14772 Moran Street, Westminster, CA 92683, www.pmdf.org. To attend the funeral live stream, please visit our website. Arrangements by Chicago Jewish Funerals - Buffalo Grove Chapel, 847.229.8822, www.cjfinfo.com


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Dear Rusty and family,
We are so sorry to hear about the death of your husband, Larry. He was a wonderful person, gracious and loving. In his passing you and your family have suffered a great loss. As a former employee of Huerbinger Drugs from 1978 for about 5 years, I have many good memories of working with Larry. May the memory of Larry's good qualities and the happy years you had together comfort you.
Phyllis and Bob Felsenberg

Phyllis and Bob Felsenberg
November 23, 2020
Thinking about you Rusty and sending you and your family my condolences.

Lee Ehrens
December 3, 2020