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Tuesday, December 23, 2014
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JASON CONKLIN posted a condolence
Monday, August 25, 2014
Were all guna miss Larry , he was ALWAYS a honest fella , make u think about things then make lite of it and make ya feal better , few jokes beers , had great x with him aVary loyal friend, remember someone called me liar ,LARRY knew wasnt true called it how it was fella left lol we all will miss u old friend 20 years +
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Roger & Judy Baker posted a condolence
Friday, August 15, 2014
Our condolences go out to Larry\'s family at this sad time.Sorry we could not be there. Roger had lots of memories with Larry and the Alaska days
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Orrin and Mary Kambitsch posted a condolence
Wednesday, August 13, 2014
We have known Larry for a long time--he was a great guy. Our condolences to the family.
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Josh Lee posted a condolence
Wednesday, August 13, 2014
My sincere condolences to the family of Larry Nelson. May you find comfort in your loving memories and in God's promise to see our love ones again through the resurrection. (John 5:8,9) With deepest sympathy.
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Cousin, Lynda Nelson Gilbert posted a condolence
Tuesday, August 5, 2014
Larry was the first born grandchild of Edith and OB Nelson. I was the fourth grandchild. Larry's Dad, Ray Nelson and my Dad, Ed Nelson were the best of brothers. They loved to get together in St. Maries and see what mischief they could stir up. Larry was a lot like his Dad, only quieter. Larry was always around in my life in my younger years. He would be quietly watching his sister and I playing with a sweet smile on his face. I carried about half a crush on him. In later years, Larry was especially kind to his Grandparents. He worked out of the area a good deal, but would always stop to see them at Christmas. Grandma would say, " That Larry! He had a half a beef delivered to us for Christmas." Some times it would be half a pork. He was thoughtful and generous. He would stop and see them in Coeur d' Alene when he could. He was also very kind to his step-mother after his Dad passed away. He kept a place for Margie to live and watched after her. Larry was truly a quiet, Gentle Giant of a man. May this Son of North Idaho rest in peace, and may his best memories be carried forward by his family.