 | Full name: Larry Wayne Jones
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| Marital Status: Married, his wife's name is Sharon
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| Family : Is an only child. Has two kids : Matthew and Larry Wayne Jones
III (Trey)
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| Nickname: Chipper
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| First Job: Fern packing shed, sending decorative greeting overseas
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| Worst Job: Weeding ferneries
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| Favorite subject in school: Math
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| Least favorite subject in school: English
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| Person who influenced him most in life: Mom and Dad
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| Best Friend in baseball: Marty Malloy
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| Favorite park outside of Atlanta: Coor's Field
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| Favorite all time movie: JFK
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| Sport to watch (other than baseball): College Football
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| Sport to play (other than baseball): Basketball
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| Other movies he likes:A Few Good Men and Top Gun
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| Favorite Movie Star: Kevin Costner
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| Favorite Actress: Michelle Pfeiffer
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| Favorite baseball team growing up: LA Dodgers
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| Favorite food: Pizza
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| Favorite Dessert: Butter Pecan Ice Cream
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| Pets: 2 dogs, Named Savannah and Georgia
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| Hobbies: Golfing, Hunting, Fishing,Going to theme parks
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| Favorite baseball player as a kid: Cal Ripken Jr.
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| Favorite color: Black
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| Sports played growing up: Baseball, Basketball, Football, Track
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| Hall-of-Famer I'd like to meet: Ted Williams
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| Type of bat: Rawlings/Mizuno
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| Type of spikes: Mizuno
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| Type of batting glove: Mizuno
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| Favorite Car: BMW
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| Favorite Drinks: IBC Root Beer and Coca-Cola
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| Favorite Football Team: Pittsburgh Steelers & Atlanta Falcons
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| Favorite Book: The Firm
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| Favorite Song: Roxanne, by The Police
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| Favorite Album: Eagles' Greatest Hits
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| Favorite Television Show: Sportscenter on ESPN
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| Place he would like to visit the most: Australia
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| Secret Ambition: To open a hunting lodge
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| Person he woud like to meet the most: Michael Jordan
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| Best advice he ever recived: "Keep your eye on the ball."-Dad
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| Biggest sports thrill: Winning the 95' WS
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| Biggest disappointment: Blowing out his knee
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| Goal: To be one of the best to ever play
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| Advice he'd give to kids: Choose your friends wisely. You become a product
of your enviroment.
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