Birth date: Dec 5, 1930 Death date: May 28, 2017
Obituary for Harry Larson Harry Arthur Larson passed away peacefully on May 28, 2017 in his home in Green Valley with his family nearby. He was a dedicated servant of God and has given many years of his life in service to Him. Har Read Obituary
I am so sad by the passing of Harry. He is the first American I can truly call friend. We met in a church in Tucson the first weekend I was in US and through the two years I was in school, he invite me to his family BBQ or Christmas party. His generosity and sense of humor is something I will never forget. RIP, my friend.
Sincere condolences to the Larson family. Harry or "Hal" and I taught together at Mountain View High School in the late 1980's.
As a young teacher I admired Harry's patient demeanor. I was glad to have known Harry as a fellow teacher. Rest in peace Hal.
When Harry left California he left a rather small but powerfully loving Swedish family on three connecting farms. I grew up knowing Cousin Harry from letters he and later Wanda would write home and all the stories Uncle Buddy would tell. When our lives would bring us together he had a special way of talking to you just like there was no distance between us. It was a special way that I can't explain which I will cherish and miss very much. I am sure there is one big reunion in heaven when that small family, minus the few of us still here on earth welcome him home. My thoughts and prayers are with you Wanda, Bobby and Julie and family. With love from Cousin Karen
When we moved to Tucson in 1969 the Larsons were our neighbors but more importantly, Harry was a friend and brother. We will miss him. I remember taking Harry up for a flight over the Catalinas and his joy at seeing two F-4's fly underneath us on their approach to D.M.
Corky & Johnnie
Harry was a gentleman that always shared his positive thoughts concerning the sermons and scriptures. It was a blessing to have him at the Mission Valley Church of Christ.
John Strobeck
Harry always did a great job getting the LTC-SW judges assigned, even though it was quite a daunting task.
I admired his humble demeanor and his faithfulness. He truly lived the example God calls us to live.
My heartfelt condolences to the family.
Steve R. Sior
