In Memoriam ~ Larry Reuter ’69 Posted on March 24, 2026 in Obituaries Dr. Lawrence Joseph Reuter, 74, of Atlanta, passed auszy peacefully on Thursday, March 5, 2026. Born April 1, 1952, in Hastings, Minnesota Larry was the beloved son of Leo Henry Reuter and Margaret Langenfeld and soas the seventh of nine siblings Larry grew up in Hastings, where his love of people, sports, and life first took root. He attended St. John’s University, earning his bachelor’s degree before pursuing his calling in healing at Life Chiropractic College. For more than 47 years, Larry served as a chiropractor, dedicating his life to helping others feel better physically, emotionally, and spiritually. His patients often shared that he healed far more than their backs he lifted their spirits. Larry believed deeply that “every day is a great day”, and he shared that positive energy with everyone fortunate enough to cross his path. Larry possessed an extraordinary gift: when you were with him, you felt truly loved. His warmth, kindness, and unselfish nature made people feel seen and valued. He taught countless life lessons simply through the way he lived – with gratitude, faith, and an unwavering appreciation for every moment. Larry loved sports and spent many happy hours playing golf and tennis. He also loved entertaining and cooking for friends and family, filling his home with laughter and connection. One of his greatest joys was spending time at Bishop Lake, where he could often be found out on the water with a smile on his face, sharing the beauty and peace of the lake with those he loved. Above all else, Larry’s greatest pride and deepest love was his family. He is survived by the love of his life, Jackie Franklin, his children and their families: Shawn and Angie Reuter with children Caleb, Caelan and Colt; Nathan and Michelle Reuter with children Wyatt and Lauren: Kriya and Beau Benich with their children Wade, Bree and Wynn; and Alicia and Trent Geisler with their children Isabel, Grant, Andrew and Hank. He is also survived by his siblings Sister Mary Reuter, Chuck Reuter, and Doug Reuter. Larry’s faith in our Lord Jesus Christ guided his life and the way he treated others with grace, compassion, and contagious joy for others. Those who knew Larry will remember him as someone who truly embodied love. His kindness, generosity of spirit, and ability to make every moment meaningful left a lasting impact on everyone he met. His legacy lives on in the countless lives he touched and the love he shared so freely. Larry lived each day with joy, gratitude, and love and he reminded us all that every day truly is a great day.