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Perth Now
12 hours ago
- Business
- Perth Now
Australian sportswear icon dies
Australian sportswear icon Larry Adler has died. Adler's stores made the sad announcement on Instagram and Facebook on Monday, praising their founder's love of skiing and the outdoor community. Larry worked for a decade as an instructor at Mont Tremblant in Canada and Charlotte Pass in NSW. A few years later, he opened Larry Adler Ski & Outdoor, building a legacy that has lasted for decades. According to the Larry Adler website, stores still operate in the Sydney suburbs of Collaroy and Chatswood, as well as in Jindabyne, near the Snowy Mountains in NSW. Australian sportswear icon Larry Adler has died, as he is praised for his love of the skiing and the great outdoors Credit: Instagram Adler passed away on June 14, the post announced. His cause of death was not immediately disclosed. 'Larry was a pioneer of the Australian ski industry, but more importantly, he was a beloved husband to Nanette, a father to Skye, Craig, Scott, and Larry, a cherished grandfather, and a mentor to many,' the post read. 'Our hearts are with the entire Adler family. 'A proud member of the Canadian Ski Instructors' Alliance, Larry's passion for the mountains was legendary.' The tribute went on to praise Adler's impact on Australian skiing. The tribute went on to praise the impact he had on Australian skiing. Credit: Instagram It continued: 'His passion was infectious, and his impact on the Australian ski and outdoor community is immeasurable. 'Larry's legacy will forever be etched on the slopes he loved and in the hearts of the countless people he taught, employed, and inspired. 'His love for skiing and the great outdoors will continue through the work we do every day.' The post was inundated with praise from family, friends, and shoppers. 'Deepest condolences. Many fond memories of Larry passing around schnapps while we were having ski boots fitted in the early Collaroy store. His passion was definitely infectious,' one friend wrote. 'Condolences to the family and team. Very sad to read this—he was a legend. So sorry, Nan. Our thoughts are with you,' another added tenderly. 'Oh dear, a big hole in the industry. Extending heartfelt sympathy and condolences to all.'
7NEWS
12 hours ago
- Business
- 7NEWS
Australian sportswear icon Larry Adler dies as he is praised for his love of the skiing and the great outdoors
Australian sportswear icon Larry Adler has died. Adler's stores made the sad announcement on Instagram and Facebook on Monday, praising their founder's love of skiing and the outdoor community. Larry worked for a decade as an instructor at Mont Tremblant in Canada and Charlotte Pass in NSW. A few years later, he opened Larry Adler Ski & Outdoor, building a legacy that has lasted for decades. According to the Larry Adler website, stores still operate in the Sydney suburbs of Collaroy and Chatswood, as well as in Jindabyne, near the Snowy Mountains in NSW. Adler passed away on June 14, the post announced. His cause of death was not immediately disclosed. 'Larry was a pioneer of the Australian ski industry, but more importantly, he was a beloved husband to Nanette, a father to Skye, Craig, Scott, and Larry, a cherished grandfather, and a mentor to many,' the post read. 'Our hearts are with the entire Adler family. 'A proud member of the Canadian Ski Instructors' Alliance, Larry's passion for the mountains was legendary.' The tribute went on to praise Adler's impact on Australian skiing. It continued: 'His passion was infectious, and his impact on the Australian ski and outdoor community is immeasurable. 'Larry's legacy will forever be etched on the slopes he loved and in the hearts of the countless people he taught, employed, and inspired. 'His love for skiing and the great outdoors will continue through the work we do every day.' The post was inundated with praise from family, friends, and shoppers. 'Deepest condolences. Many fond memories of Larry passing around schnapps while we were having ski boots fitted in the early Collaroy store. His passion was definitely infectious,' one friend wrote. 'Condolences to the family and team. Very sad to read this—he was a legend. So sorry, Nan. Our thoughts are with you,' another added tenderly. 'Oh dear, a big hole in the industry. Extending heartfelt sympathy and condolences to all.'
