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Ken Larson
April 25, 2019
Your still remembered!
Kandy Larson
February 22, 2019
You are loved and missed! Ken Larson and familySouth of Manti, Utah
Larry Staker
March 3, 2016
A few of us Aaronic Priesthood holders after meeting stepped out onto the front porch of the 4th Ward Church building to get a breath of fresh air that Sunday morning, only to witness an incredible scene in front of the Dairy Queen just kiddy corner from where we were standing.
A man got on his Matchless Motorcycle and appeared to be leaving. He only got out into the middle of the road when he gave it full throttle and then popped the clutch. The motorcycle took a mighty leap in the air and came down on top of the rider, right there in the middle of the road. I for one couldn't believe my eyes. I had never seen such an event. I knew who the man was, it was non other than Big George Johansen! I thought at that time, holy cow this guy will never be coming to church that's for sure. Little did I know that this man would go on to become one of the great church leaders of this town and become a hero in my life!
Some 50 years later, I happen to be in company with Big George in Rodgers Café, and asked him if he remembers his accident with his motorcycle just out front in the middle of the road? He looked at me and said, "That thing road me more than I road it"! What a laugh we had together.
But what a remarkable comment I thought. I continue to be amazed. And then to learn of all the good this man has done, and I'm sure I only know a tiny fraction, I am so deeply impressed. Mt Pleasant is a much better place because of this man. In my mind it's not "Big George Johansen" any more, it's "Giant George Johansen" for ever more.
God bless you one of my heroes.
Sue Kelvington
March 2, 2016
I worked with George for many years during my Employment with Rasmussen Equipment Co. He was a kind and generous, hard working man whom I will never forget. My condolences to the family, I know he will be missed dearly.
Russ Olsen
February 29, 2016
When called on a mission George showed up with a large sock full of coils to helpl me to financially get ready for my mission. Every month while serving my mission the bishop would send funds from an anomonous contributor that wanted to help support me. There is not doubt it was George. This was before he was fully active in the church. George blessed the lives of many and I know the Lord has a special place in Heaven for people like George. May BA and the family be blessed and may the memories you have of him be a comfort to you during this time.
Michelle Sawyer (Pay)
February 28, 2016
A wonderful man! Reliving the wonderful lessons taught and memories, will help you all through this time of Joy and Tears. Cindy, sending you a hug! Wish I could be there. My love and prayers to you and the family.
February 28, 2016
Dear Johansen Family, I am so sorry for your loss in losing George as a husband, father and grandfather. I am sure it will be a hard loss for all of you as his family. And by the sounds of it, a lot of people will miss him also. I went to grade school and High School with him. But in moving away from home after High School, I haven't had the opportunity to spend much time with him. Now if only he had come to some of our class reunions, a lot of us could have known him better. (Just giving him a bad time) But I have run into him from time to time in coming home and he was always great to meet up with. George has become great in statute and in spirit. Sincerely,
Tonga Seely Titcomb
Ted & Shirley Chidester
February 28, 2016
Barbara, You may not remember me but, we taught together at North Summit High School in the early 60's.
I wish to express my sympathy to you and your family.
I also worked for George on the freeway being built in the Coalville area. I have many fond memories of him and of you and our association.
My the Lord bless you and may you be comforted at this trying time
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