Mr. Larry Eugene Goss, Sr.
Mr. Larry Eugene Goss, Sr., age 73 of Lafayette, TN, passed away on Thursday, October 22, 2026.
Mr. Goss was born October 14, 1953 in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, a son of the late Douglas Arnold Goss, Sr and Betty Ilene Swartz. He married Janie Marie Sullins on August 15, 1977. He will be remembered as a real good man, one of the best.
Mr. Goss is survived by Wife; Janie Marie Sullins Goss of Lafayette, TN. Children; Lorretta Maria Ruiz of Hendersonville, TN, Jose Luis (Angie) Ruiz, Jr, of Macon County, TN, John Manuel (Stephanie) Ruiz of Macon County, TN, and Larry E. (Alethea) Goss, Jr., of Macon County, TN. Fourteen grandchildren; Samantha, Dillin, Dakota, Dallas, Janie Jo, Jada, Jessica, Jeremy, Kayla, Karrisa, Michael Cole, Dallas, Piper, and Ripp. Twelve great-grandchildren; Blake, Rylan, Jacob, Zaden, Kayson, Bentley, Jade, Gunter, Josie, Morris May, Wyatt, and Ryder. Brothers; Douglas (Susan) Goss, Jr. and Avery (Siniece) Goss. Grandpet; Bella Swann.
Funeral Services for Mr. Goss were conducted from the Gordonsville Chapel of Bass Funeral Homes on Sunday, October 25, 2026 at 2PM. Interment followed in the Gordonsville Cemetery.
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