Lawrence J Risola

Lawrence J. Risola age 89 of Fairfield Township passed away with family at his side on January 9, 2021. Larry was a member of Greencrest Senior Golf League where he was an avid golfer until October 2020. He was a veteran of the United States Navy serving during the Korean War. He was the beloved husband of Rosalie Risola for 62 years; loving father of Larry (Amy) Risola, Sharon (Don) Reising, Steven (Michele) Risola, and John Risola; grandfather of Brian (Theresa Bruce) Reising, Matthew (Krystine) Risola, Michael (Jessica Rawlings) Risola, Molly (Dan) Mulvey, Cory Risola, and Dylan Risola; great grandfather of Ethan Risola, Logan Risola, Connor Riehle, Grayson Rawlins, and Sophie Bruce. A mass of Christian burial will be on Friday January 15, 2021 at St. Maximillian Kolbe Church 5720 Hamilton Mason Rd Liberty Township OH 45011 at 11AM. Due to Covid 19 there will be no visitation and masks and social distancing will be in effect. The family encourages waves instead of hugs. Private burial will take place at Gate of Heaven Cemetery. THE WEBSTER FUNERAL HOME is serving the family. Donations may be made in Larry’s name to Hospice of Cincinnati at P.O. Box 633597 Cincinnati, OH 45263 or www.hospiceofcincinnati.org/donate/. Online condolences can be made at www.websterfuneralhomes.com Here’s the link for our live stream St. Maximilian Kolbe Parish - Liberty Twp, OH USA > Parish > Watch Mass Online (saint-max.org) This is our Dad Our Dad, that went to all our sporting events Drove us to school… when we missed the bus.. some of us more than others Packed our lunches Taught us to drive Taught us how to fix our cars Helped us fix our own homes Took us golfing He even tried fishing… TWICE He loved his parents very much and they loved him He loved his older brother Donald He adored his kids, grandkids, and great grandkids When we were teenagers – He said we could always come to him & mom if we had a problem Mom always said she was spoiled, Dad could do, build & repair anything and do it better then anyone they tried to hire Dad always took care of Mom &was thankful for the way Mom took care of him He always said… that Mom of yours… She is a good kid… you know it! In his retired years, he told stories we all heard before. Dad would laugh as he retold them, his lips would turn up, his face would crinkle up so much that you could no longer see his eyes, he would turn red with joy, we would all be cracked up by this time along with him. We were all tickled by his spirit We will always love our Dad.