I worked with Larry for almost 4 years in the Exhibits Department at the New York Hall of Science and I hold an enormous amount of respect for him as a professional, a coworker, and a person: As a professional and member of the Exhibits staff, Larry brings an unwavering work ethic that is inspiring to be around. Regardless of the assignment, from exhibition development and maintenance, to core administrative undertakings, Larry is incredibly organized, creative, and efficient. His ability to quickly solve "small" tasks in order to facilitate and contribute to larger processes points to a foresight and understanding of the big picture that is not easily replicated. If he does not have an answer immediately, Larry will undertake the necessary research to effectively and intelligently solve something. As a coworker and a person, I will not soon find someone as solid and good to work with as Larry. He values communication to facilitate a better workflow and working environment, and he is easy to trade ideas with. His consideration for those around him makes him stand out. A typical conversation between he and I went as follows: Larry: "Can I help you with (X)?" Me: "Sure, but aren't you working on (Y)?" Larry: "It's done. What can I do here?"

I worked with Larry for almost 4 years in the Exhibits Department at the New York Hall of Science and I hold an enormous amount of respect for him as a professional, a coworker, and a person: As a professional and member of the Exhibits staff, Larry brings an unwavering work ethic that is inspiring to be around. Regardless of the assignment, from exhibition development and maintenance, to core administrative undertakings, Larry is incredibly organized, creative, and efficient. His ability to quickly solve "small" tasks in order to facilitate and contribute to larger processes points to a foresight and understanding of the big picture that is not easily replicated. If he does not have an answer immediately, Larry will undertake the necessary research to effectively and intelligently solve something. As a coworker and a person, I will not soon find someone as solid and good to work with as Larry. He values communication to facilitate a better workflow and working environment, and he is easy to trade ideas with. His consideration for those around him makes him stand out. A typical conversation between he and I went as follows: Larry: "Can I help you with (X)?" Me: "Sure, but aren't you working on (Y)?" Larry: "It's done. What can I do here?"

I worked with Larry for almost 4 years in the Exhibits Department at the New York Hall of Science and I hold an enormous amount of respect for him as a professional, a coworker, and a person: As a professional and member of the Exhibits staff, Larry brings an unwavering work ethic that is inspiring to be around. Regardless of the assignment, from exhibition development and maintenance, to core administrative undertakings, Larry is incredibly organized, creative, and efficient. His ability to quickly solve "small" tasks in order to facilitate and contribute to larger processes points to a foresight and understanding of the big picture that is not easily replicated. If he does not have an answer immediately, Larry will undertake the necessary research to effectively and intelligently solve something. As a coworker and a person, I will not soon find someone as solid and good to work with as Larry. He values communication to facilitate a better workflow and working environment, and he is easy to trade ideas with. His consideration for those around him makes him stand out. A typical conversation between he and I went as follows: Larry: "Can I help you with (X)?" Me: "Sure, but aren't you working on (Y)?" Larry: "It's done. What can I do here?"