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September 23, 2022 | Remembering Larry Reaugh
RecycLiCo™ Battery Materials Inc.
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“Larry was a giant on the Vancouver mining scene. His presence with a big personality put a mark on the entire sector along with so many individuals in the industry. His experience in every aspect of the business, top to bottom, made him an invaluable asset to so many companies’ successes. More importantly, Larry was a man of integrity, honesty and steadfastness. His expertise and counsel as a director of Goldrea will be sorely missed. Larry’s friendship, sense of humour and general outlook on life was a wonderful influence on us all. Larry Reaugh’s life is one to be truly celebrated” – Jim Elbert, President and CEO Goldrea Rescources Corp.
“Throughout his career, Larry demonstrated great perseverance and resolve. His efforts have given the Company an exciting opportunity at the forefront of an emerging green energy field. On behalf of the Board of Directors, I wish to express our condolences to the Reaugh family, and our gratitude for Larry’s hard work for so many years.” – Paul Hildebrand, Chair of the Board
“Having worked side-by-side with Larry for several years, I can confidently say that Larry was a great leader and mentor to many of us. Under his direction, we have grown as a pioneer in the lithium-ion battery recycling industry and our team stands ready to ensure that his vision is carried out, and that the interests of the Company’s shareholders are looked after. Larry will be sincerely missed, and we extend our deepest condolences to the entire Reaugh family.” – Zarko Meseldzija, Chief Executive Officer, Director
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So very sorry to hear of Larry Reaugh’s passing. He was a smart fellow, good to talk to and a square shooter. He will be missed by many in the mining industry and beyond. Larry was a colleague of my late father, Bill Clark (Freeport-Stryker), and ‘neighbours’ in the Rocher Deboule. Our condolences to his family and friends.
I was sorry to hear about Larry, I thought he was a first class guy and a extremely hard worker with a real vision of the future.
Sad news about Mr. Reaugh. One of his promotions for American Manganese always made me smile: “Do the math!” He was an exceptional business professional and a good man who fought the good fight. I have appreciated his discussion here and the generous time that he spent answering questions in person at the mining conferences in Vancouver.
I called to speak with Larry on the day he passed away. Found out the next day. I held shares of his companies since the mid-nineties. To say he was an exceptional man would be an massive understatement. In the Canadian junior mining sector Larry was head & shoulders above all! His integrity, dedication, & kindness was like finding a precious gem among stone pebbles, even through the Chinese debacle, where I know he put his own money into that project. Even though we never met personally, I have been blessed to know this man, I will miss him greatly! My heartfelt condolences to his wife, family & all you folks at AMYZF. Keep up the good work! The world was a better place with Larry Reaugh.
Sending my condolences. Larry you will be missed. You were a pioneer in the battery recycling ♻️
It was through another person that I was introduced to Larry in October 1999. Being a novice investor, I would call him way too often, but he never refused my calls. Not once. I grew to know him like a father, trust him like a brother, regarded him as a true friend, loved his integrity and personality. We would joke at life as well as deep discussions, even holding opposite political views at times, I strengthened my appreciation for life and shared dreams and goals through him by our chats that would go on for as much as 30 minutes. We were born only 1 year apart, so shared a lot of life times. I only found this page here now so am late writing. He was so knowledgeable and patient with me and always considerate. Of all the people I have met in this world and it has been multiple thousands, he stands about them all. I often take moments to think about our encounters and how well he treated so many. Will miss him always.