Condolence: I am very sorry to hear of your loss. You are in my thoughts. Miss Kim

Condolence: Lary, the bond that we built over the many years we spent together can never be broken by chance. No interval of time or space can destroy what we have shared over the past 45 years. Not even your untimely death can end our eternal friendship. Know that you are forever in my heart. I'll certainly miss the great times we had over the years and will never forget the courage and dignity you showed when taking on this final adversary. For the record, you didn't lose, you just ran out of time... I love you Lary and will miss you until the day I take my final breath... RIP

Condolence: Dear Kathy & Family, So very sorry to hear of Lary's passing! Our condolences and thoughts are with you and your family. It seems like a lifetime ago that you both were in Calgary and though the years have passed, we are so grateful that our paths crossed. I know you were each others rock and may the memories of your life together, bridge you during these coming days and months. You are in our thoughts. Brian & Michele Strong

Condolence: Dear Kathy & Family, So very sorry to hear of Lary's passing! Our condolences and thoughts are with you and your family. It seems like a lifetime ago that you both were in Calgary and though the years have passed, we are so grateful that our paths crossed. I know you were each others rock and may the memories of your life together, bridge you during these coming days and months. You are in our thoughts. Brian & Michele Strong

Condolence: Kathy, Jackie, Theresa, Katrina and Dakota. My deepest sympathies for you all on the loss of Lary. Words cannot express the love and admiration I had for him. It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood; who strives valiantly; who errs, who comes short again and again, because there is no effort without error and shortcoming; but who does actually strive to do the deeds; who knows great enthusiasms, the great devotions; who spends himself in a worthy cause; who at the best knows in the end the triumph of high achievement, and who at the worst, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who neither know victory nor defeat. Goodbye Lary, you will be missed.

Condolence: I had the honor and privilege to work for Lary in Tampa Bay in 1993. He truly was a Coach who took a young man and taught me many life learning lessons in that one year. I was very fortunate to visit with him two years ago where we reminisced about the '93 season and talked about getting that team and staff back for a reunion. Coach Kuharich will always have a place in my heart and he will be deeply missed. My heartfelt condolences to Kathy, Bill and the entire family. RIP Coach

Condolence: MY COACH--MY FRIEND--MY BROTHER. I WOULD FOLLOW YOU ANYWHERE. THANK-YOU FOR EVERYTHING ALWAYS IN MY HEART9

Condolence: Tree, May your heart and soul find peace and comfort at this difficult time. We are always here for you. Our condolences to your family.

Condolence: Coach Kuharich was a mentor, coach, and true friend who guided his players through the grinds of football and life at Boston State. You were always motivated when Coach was in the room. So sad that he is no longer with us.....but now God has a Coach for Heaven's football team. Sorry for your loss Kathleen.

Condolence: Thinking of you and sending hugs.

Condolence: Coach Kuharich may you rest in peace. Kathy and and family please know you are in our prayers. You are an amazing family, kind and loving. I can see that Lary was loved by many. To be loved by so many can only show the love he had for all. May God bless you all in this time and in the future.

Condolence: Joe and I grew up together at St. Matthews grade school and St. Joseph high school. We played ball together throughout those years. I am so sorry to learn of his passing. Although our paths didn't cross in these past years I have wonderful memories of our youth together. My deepest sympathy to his family and loved ones. He will always be remembered.

Condolence: Joe and I grew up together at St. Matthews grade school and St. Joseph high school. We played ball together throughout those years. I am so sorry to learn of his passing. Although our paths didn't cross in these past years I have wonderful memories of our youth together. My deepest sympathy to his family and loved ones. He will always be remembered.

Condolence: We had the pleasure of knowing Lary since 1982. He was a most dedicated, knowledgeable coach, a loyal friend, and a wonderful father to his girls. Joe and I had a lot of good times with Lary and Kathy. I am sorry we hadn't seen him in many years, but Joe and Lary talked by phone not too long ago as he fought his disease. Sending our love to Kathy and the girls. He will be missed!

Condolence: Coach Kuharich for all us who had the Honor and Privilege to play for you at Boston State College Thanks for the great memories and greater lessons about life. Rick Lynch

Condolence: To the beautiful family I am sending all of you light and love Debra

Condolence: So sorry to read about this sad news. RIP Larry!!

Condolence: So long big fella, give Mac and Mary a big hug for me. They'll be waiting to talk BC Football :)

Condolence: To my cousin Lary Thanks for all the great stories and memories. All through the years I was always excited when you came to visit us. You would always remember to bring or send us kids a jersey or t-shirt or some souvenir signifying what team you were currently coaching. That was always a big deal to me growing up. No one could tell stories like you could. You were one of a kind. Since I was a kid I still always think of you during Thanksgiving. You always used to say to me that Thanksgiving was your favorite holiday. I also remember you sometimes used to tell me Life Is A Journey. There are always highs and lows as well as many missed opportunities. But despite this, you always have to try and do the best that you can in whatever circumstance that may arise. And always remember to try and keep pushing yourself in order to strive to become better each day that you are here on this earth. Some days will be tough and you will fail and think you are on at the very end of the tether. But you must always get back up and try again the next day. I have never forgotten that and many other inspiring we had talks through the years. May you rest in peace my cousin. And through the grace of God and in the sands of time we will meet again. Love Bill & Helen & Joe Daly

Condolence: Betsy - I am so sorry for your loss. Please know that I hold you and your entire family in my heart during this sad time.

Condolence: I'm deeply saddened to hear of Coach Kuharich 's passing! He was my friend,mentor and coach. From the time I was at Matignon High School up until Myself and Jim Kent were his Captain at Boston State, Larry was an integral.part of my life. I got to see him coach for Temple in The Garden State Bowl Game! I celebrated his victory with such luminaries as Barry Hickman, Don Pellegrini,Clyde Dempsey and my brother Bill. Only a private telling of our escapades that weekend is available! I had alot of fun on and off the field with Larry and his buddies and fellow coaches. To Kathleen and family, my deepest condolences. Fred Ezekiel Charlestown Mass.

Condolence: R.I.P Coach...you truly was one of the good ones. A fierce coach who demanded the most out of his players...loved by many and well respected. A REAL PLAYERS COACH...May God continue to watch over your family at this time of bereavement. Once again, you are loved and will be highly missed. Thank you for being a GREAT influence on my life.

Condolence: Coach, You were a fierce competitor on the gridiron and a gentleman's gentleman outside of it. In 1970, at Boston State College, as an 19 year old kid from Charlestown MA with average ability, you gave me a chance to play college football and the confidence to lead. You had the respect of your players and your coaches. I was proud to have played for you. I'd like to think that we boys from Boston helped you launch what became a terrific coaching career. My prayers are with your family, especially your wife Kathleen and your daughters and their families. Go Warriors.