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Loretta Mclaughlin
December 13, 1932 ~ August 3, 2017 (age 84) 84 Years Old Light a Candle
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Message from Old Affairs
January 28, 2019 1:26 AM
To the McLaughlin family I'm sorry about your loss. However regretfully I need to give you some news that I'm not too happy about. Your Father Larry had an affair with my Mother in the late 1960s leaving a family of six children and a hard-working husband lost confused and torn apart. I guess maybe that's the dangers of allowing a cheap Amway shoe salesmen into your home! The affair Larry had with my Mother created a lot of heartache but as time passed it blew over. However 47 years later shortly after the death of my Father and Loretta Larry has the nerve to pick up the phone and start calling my Mother yet again! I can tell you my family does not appreciate it! Larry is no different today as an old man than he was back in the late 1960s. A selfish coward that has total disregard or respect for the feelings of other people's families. It's all about what Larry wants! He never did care about his own children or those of other people! What kind of a man comes into a Woman's house when the Father is out working hard trying to put food on the table knowing that she has six children at home starts a affair and runs away with her to California! That man is Larry McLaughlin! Larry the coward who could not face my Father let's run away I am scared! He didn't care about his sick wife Loretta or his own children either again only what Larry wants! Now here we are 47 years later and the phone starts ringing. Looks like we're getting round two of Mr Larry McLaughlin yet again! I will ask the family for a favor. Please tell Larry to stop calling my Mother!!! Don't you feel he's done enough damage to our family already as well as yours. No need to leave my name you know who we are! Tell Larry to stop calling my mother!!
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