James Larson

LINDA and FAMILY So sorry about Jim. We will always remember good friends and keep yoy in our thoughts and prayers. LIINDA, CALL ME 856-9684. BETTY and CHUCK MALICKI

Linda, I was surprised and sorry to read in the latest Lovell Chronicle about Jim's death. It's hard to believe we've all been married for more than 55 years. Where does the time go? It was especially interesting to read of Jim's myasthenia gravis. My oldest son was diagnosed with that about 20 years ago. Though we've been lucky--the doctors removed his thymus gland, and he's been almost symptom-free since then. Please know that my thoughts are with you and your family during this time. I have many fond memories of our days in Lovell. Lynne Croft Lynn

It was after the Korean War we enjoyed a visit from our cousin "Jimmy" in Arlington, South Dakota. He was driving a beautiful red convertible and gave us a ride we did not forget. We (all the Larson boys, Don, Bob, Larry, Vern and Joel) enjoyed some time together fishing and visiting. We were excited to be with a cousin we had not seen for many years. We were honored to have him visit and wish we had stayed more in touch over the years. James first cousin Donna Mae also just past away on Sept 23rd. She lived in Sonora Ca. On behalf of all James cousins, All my brothers above, and the many other first cousins, Judy Larson Smith, Rita Rae, Rosalie, Julie, Curtis, and his Aunt Caroline Larson of Wessington Springs, S.D. I wish to express our condolences to all his loved ones. May God comfort you in your sorrow and bless you with his memory. Sincerely, Cousin Robert Lee Larson Dayton, NV