Larry Consolver
May 1, 1939 ~ September 9, 2020
Larry Luther Consolver
81, born May 1, 1939, passed September 9, 2020. Larry had been in the Meridian Nursing Home since January, and recently survived Covid 19.
In his youth, Larry worked many hours at the Kiddieland amusement park owned by the family. Later he enjoyed a successful career in finance and insurance, and owned his own agency. As a private pilot, he flew coast-to-coast in a Cessna 182 while working for Don Flower Associates.
Larry was active in the Jaycees, Kiwanis, and several car clubs. He loved restoring old cars, including a 47 Jeep, 32 Ford PU, 69 Chevelle, and 84 El Camino. Larry enjoyed sailing and racing in the Ninnescah sailing club at Lake Cheney. He was an avid home remodeler and could fix anything.
He will be missed terribly by his wife, Patricia of 63 years, and his dog Lola Belle.
Larry was preceded in death by his parents, Luther and Juanita Consolver. He is survived by his wife, Patricia, brother, Ronald, children Donald (Erin) of Valrico, FL, Daniel (Ronda) of Lawrence, KS and Dennis of Warner, NH; grandchildren, Ryan Consolver, Kayla (Carlton) Wynn, Kyle (Alex) Consolver, and Kelsey (Jacob) Carnahan, one great grandchild Finley. He is also survived by his half-sister, Cathy (Tony) Durano, and step-mother, Mary Gladys Consolver.
The family will hold a reception at Pat’s home, 6513 Magill St. on Saturday, Sept. 26th at 12:00 pm.
Downing and Lahey Mortuary - East Chapel.
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Sad to hear of Larry’s passing! We worked together at Don Flower Associates and then he was so helpful when I started my own Insurnace agency in 1982. My prayers and condolences to Pat and the family.
I worked with Larry for several years at Don Flower Associates. We usually went to lunch together and Larry was always generous in sharing his insight into Aviation Insurance. Larry was particularly active in the aerial applicators ( corp dusting) segment of aviation. He was a high energy broker always looking out for his clients best interests. I learned a great deal in my early career from Larry, consider him a mentor and friend. My sincere condolences to his family and wish for them peace and comfort at this time. Go with God, Good a faithful servant. Clint White
Larry and Pat were one of the first friends I made when I moved to Wichita, broken from divorce and raising 2 young children. They embraced us and my children. When he saw how crappy a TV I had, he and Pat showed up one day with a brand new TV for us.We had a lot of fun in politics and in local parades while he was running for office. He was a wonderful person and a very intelligent man. We will miss him immensely. God bless you Larry.