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Case Description

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Larry Eugene Southard, identified with the NamUs ID UCP111083, was a resident of the Tri-Cities Chaplaincy Hospice House in Kennewick, Washington. Tragically, on August 5, 2020, he passed away due to natural causes. Despite efforts, authorities have been unable to claim his body, leading to the unfortunate status of an unclaimed person. This case highlights both the complexities and emotional challenges of unclaimed individuals within the community, a poignant reminder of how some people, even at the time of death, remain disconnected from familial ties or connections.

The case of Larry Eugene Southard is being handled by the Benton County Coroner's Office, located at 7110 West Okanogan Place, Building A, Kennewick, Washington. This office is responsible for determining the cause of death and working to locate any next of kin. Despite thorough investigations, it has proven challenging to find anyone who may have been connected to Southard during his life. The dedication of the agency is evident in their continued efforts, reflecting the broader mandate of coroner offices to provide closure not only to the departed but also to any surviving loved ones.

For those seeking further information or possible involvement in this case, the Benton County Coroner's Office has provided a contact number: 509-222-3720. Interested parties can also explore details about this and similar cases on their website to potentially aid in the resolution of such unclaimed person cases. Agency case number CR-061 has been assigned to this specific inquiry, serving as a reference point for any related communications or investigations. The continued public attention and institutional commitment serve as vital elements in potentially closing this unfortunate chapter of Larry Eugene Southard's life.

Date Found: 08/05/2020

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