Larry L. Flint, 73 Larry L. Flint of Northvue Court in Newburg passed away at his home  Friday evening, Dec. 30, 2011. He was 73 years old. Larry was born in Pelan, Minn., on Dec. 13, 1938,  the son of Leonard  and Elsie Bloomquist Flint. After his schooling, Larry served in the  U.S. Navy as a boilerman. On July 1, 1961, he was united in marriage  with Rosemary Sauer at St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Barton. Larry  married Lynn Langer Kleinke at St. John’s Lutheran Church in Port  Washington on Nov. 3, 1984. The couple lived in Port Washington and  moved to Newburg in 1998. Larry worked for Trak International in Port Washington, retiring in  2000 as a manager in the robotic welding division. Larry was a member  of St. John’s Lutheran Church in Port Washington. His interests  included golf, oil painting, hunting and fishing. He played many  different types of guitars and had been in his family’s band, The  Country Kings, and later The Country Squires, playing local venues.  Recently, Larry had enjoyed going to jams in Saukville and Rubicon. At home, he enjoyed vegetable gardening, spending time with his  family and lavishing attention on his dogs, Yoho and Willie. Larry is survived by his wife, Lynn, of Newburg; their five children,  Wayne Flint of Saukville, Susan Schneider of Kewaskum, Cheryl (Curt)  Hamlin of West Bend, Cherie Gibes of Port Washington and Scott  Kleinke of Milwaukee. He is further survived by nine grandchildren,  David, Victoria, Amanda, Nicole, Stefanie, Austin, Bryce, Morgan and  Alysia; a great-granddaughter, Alana; nieces, nephews, other  relatives and friends. He is also survived by his first wife,  Rosemary (Ray) Zimdars and close friend Kenny Knoll. Larry was preceded in death by his parents, Leonard and Elsie;  two  brothers, Rudolph and Allen Flint; and one sister, Elaine Lofberg. Funeral Services were held at 6 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 5, 2012, at  St. John’s Lutheran Church, 217 Freeman Drive, Port Washington. The  Rev. John Klieve officiated.  He was interred the following day at  Union Cemetery in Waubeka. The family received visitors at the church  on Thursday from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. Military rites followed the service. Eernisse Funeral Home assisted the family with arrangements. Online  condolences may be left at www.eernissefuneralhome.com.