Capt. Lawrence E. "Larry" Haworth, the chaplain for the 2nd Squadron, 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment

Capt. Lawrence E. "Larry" Haworth, the chaplain for the 2nd Squadron, 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment during 1969 and 1970 (from 8/1/69 to 7/31/70), made a significant impact on the soldiers he served. Every Sunday, he traversed the challenging terrains of rice paddies and jungles, either by air or land, to reach front-line troops. With his bag, Bible, and robes in tow, he would set up makeshift altars on sandbags or C-Ration boxes and conduct religious services for anyone in need. Soldiers who attended these services often walked away with a renewed sense of peace in their souls. Following the services, Capt. Haworth would make himself available for private conversations. The recollections of one soldier highlight the chaplain's ability to listen and offer spiritual guidance during the harrowing times of war. Capt. Haworth's dedication to reaching soldiers in the midst of battle and providing spiritual support reflects the crucial role chaplains play in the military. His commitment to bringing comfort and solace to those facing the challenges of war is evident in the soldier's heartfelt recollection. Capt. Lawrence E. "Larry" Haworth passed away on August 15, 2022, at the Army Residence Community in San Antonio. His legacy of compassion and service to the soldiers he ministered to will be remembered and honored. May he rest in peace.

Capt. Lawrence E. "Larry" Haworth, the chaplain for the 2nd Squadron, 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment during 1969 and 1970 (from 8/1/69 to 7/31/70), made a significant impact on the soldiers he served. Every Sunday, he traversed the challenging terrains of rice paddies and jungles, either by air or land, to reach front-line troops. With his bag, Bible, and robes in tow, he would set up makeshift altars on sandbags or C-Ration boxes and conduct religious services for anyone in need.

Soldiers who attended these services often walked away with a renewed sense of peace in their souls. Following the services, Capt. Haworth would make himself available for private conversations. The recollections of one soldier highlight the chaplain's ability to listen and offer spiritual guidance during the harrowing times of war.

Capt. Haworth's dedication to reaching soldiers in the midst of battle and providing spiritual support reflects the crucial role chaplains play in the military. His commitment to bringing comfort and solace to those facing the challenges of war is evident in the soldier's heartfelt recollection.

Capt. Lawrence E. "Larry" Haworth passed away on August 15, 2022, at the Army Residence Community in San Antonio. His legacy of compassion and service to the soldiers he ministered to will be remembered and honored. May he rest in peace.