Birth date: Sep 5, 1971 Death date: May 14, 2026
Mr. Larry Gene Webb, 54, of Mooresville NC passed away Thursday, May 14, 2026. Larry was born and raised in Charlotte NC. It was here that he found his passion for working in the trucking industry. He started his career at Dix Read Obituary
There are so many cherished memories I hold of Larry and his family. I met Larry 35 years ago at Freightliner, we worked side by side — through long days, long nights, and the kind of moments that build lifelong friendships. We worked hard, and we played hard, and those years shaped us in ways I’ll never forget.
I remember when Larry and Cindy first met. You could see immediately that something special had begun. What followed was a beautiful relationship and a family that Larry treasured with all his heart. In 2007, when Larry joined Cummins, our paths crossed once again, and I had the privilege of working alongside him for many more years.
Larry was the kind of man who left a mark on everyone around him. He was a devoted husband, a proud father, and coworker you could always count on. His kindness, work ethic, and his steady presence made all of us better people.
From the Cummins family to the Webb family, please know that we share in your grief and hold you close in our thoughts. May the memory of your husband and father bring you comfort, strength, and peace. His love, and wisdom will be with you always.
Cindy, I’m so sorry to hear of Larry’s passing and his loss to you, your family and all who loved him. I was fortunate to be at Cummins Atlantic when Larry joined us. He was such a wonderful addition to our team. He cared about everyone and was truly one of the nicest people I have ever met. We worked hard but had a lot of fun. There was never a shortage of biscuits, donuts and milkshakes for everyone! Although I’ve been retired since 2012, I’ve always enjoyed my visits back and the big hug I got when I’d see him. He made the world a better place!
Our hearts at LUESA go out to you and your family. While we didn't know Larry, we felt his presence through you. May God bless and keep you.
Larry and I worked together for many years at Cummins. He was my first supervisor when I started there and we worked alongside each other for many years after that. He was always the smiling face everyone loved to see. He will be greatly missed. Love ya brother! To the family, we are always here if you need anything!
-Allen T.
I didn't know Larry personally, but I did get the pleasure of meeting him for a fleeting moment. He came by the Cummins office one day with his son a few months back and I could tell right away this man was a beloved part of the team. He fit back in like he was never gone to begin with. From his conversations, I knew he was a kind-hearted individual and he clearly had made an impact on those around him in his workplace. When the news broke of his passing here, the air shifted to a palpable grief. There's been multiple kind moments of remembering Larry at the shop and calls to remind ourselves that we all should show each other more love and appreciation during our day to day.
I wish Larry's family and the friends who've cherished him my deepest condolences. I hope that you each find peace in the memory of your loved one.
Me and Larry spent a lot of nights playing softball and put many hours in together at Freightliner. He was always a person that you wanted to be around.
