05/13/1943 – 04/26/2012
Our beloved mother Linda M Larsen passed away at home April 26, 2012. She was born in Fountain Green, UT May 13, 1943 to Vurl William and Merline Justesen Morgan.
Linda was a devoted member of the LDS church and truly loved her Savior. She served in many capacities throughout her life. Ms. Larsen will be remembered for her 36 years of service to the North Sanpete School District and for her love of all children. Her family was her life. She loved attending the family sporting and dance events. She also loved the outdoors and camping with her family. She was a caring, loving and compassionate mother, grandmother and great grandmother. She was a friend to many. Her sense of humor and contagious laugh will truly be missed.
Preceded in death by her daughter Mylynn, parents.
Survived by children Chad (Tracy) Larsen of Moroni; Gary (Teresa) Larsen; Angelynn (Gary) Kaibetony; Julee (Jeff) Nielsen all of Ftn Green; grandchildren Candice (Jon) Cook, Tosha (Kevin) Bailey, Rhett Larsen, Lindsay Larsen, Jayson Nielsen, Mylynn Kaibetony, Jordee Nielsen, Mari Kaibetony, Jaden Kaibetony; great granddaughter Keerah Cook; sisters Claudine Anderson, Vanese Stock.
Funeral services will be held Monday April 30, 2012 at 11:00 a.m. in the Fountain Green LDS church. Friends may call Sunday from 6-8 p.m. and Monday from 9:30 – 10:30 a.m. at the church. Interment in the Fountain Green Cemetery. Online condolences are available at www.rasmussenmortuary.com.
A special thanks to Central Valley Medical Center, Dr. James F. Rosenbeck and nursing staff and Central Valley Home Health; Mary Jo Cowan, Sherrie White and all others who were involved in her health care.
We were so sorry to hear about the loss of your mother. Linda was always very kind to both of us and had such a fun personality. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.
I am so sorry to hear that Linda has passed on, I will always remember her beautiful smile and how her eyes would just light-up all the time, my thoughts are with you at this time. Sincerly Sylvia Green Mason
I was saddend to hear of Aunt Linda’s passing on. Even though we were expecting it, it still doesnt seem like such loving, wonderful lady should be taken so soon. I was always so excited to hear when Aunt Linda was coming to visit, and I had to be right there to see her. I will miss her, and how she always, always made me feel so special!!! My thoughts and prayers and with you at this time! Love You All, Kaylei
Sweet Linda was a jewel, friendly, funny, good company. So glad I got to know you! Happt Trails my friend!
I will miss Linda she was so sweet and loving. When I would substitute at the school she made me feel like I was her favorite Sub. I am sure she made everyone feel that way. She will be greatly missed! (((HUGS))) to her family!
I am so very sorry to hear about the loss of your mother. Linda was always very kind to me & she had such a sweet & fun & loving personality. Please know that my prayers are with your family at this time.
linda and to the fun we had forever shirl ‘,you will be missed
I am the daughter of Joy Morgan Daniels,Uncle Vurls sister. Linda was my sister Gail Daniels Coleman’s age, such a fun cousin and friend. We love Linda so much, her happy spirit & beautiful smile made you always feel like you were her best friend. We haven’t seen her for years. The past several months I have be trying to locate her to see if she had any pictures of my mother Joy and any of her family members and any family pictures. I haven’t had any luck. But today I was prompted me to google her name and Sanpete County. When I found her obituary I was so sad to read of her death.I am so sorry for this great loss. My prayers are with you and your family. Knowing that we will be reunited is such a great comfort. Please say hello to Vaniece and Verline. I would love to contact them. Please give them My name, I am Joyce Daniels Boyack,my husbands name is Alan Boyack, We live in Oak City, Utah. My e-mail address is jboyack@frontiernet.net.
My love and prayers are with your family. I am grateful to be related to you all and would love to meet you. Sincerely, Joyce Boyack