Douglas C. "Doug" Larson

It’s been a year and I so miss our talks. It’s hard to walk without someone that was there for so long. I miss you my uncle and I hope and pray you are hanging out with terry and Luvern as it should be. Your impact is still great and my life is better because of you!!!! Mark

So sorry to hear this Gail and family. Doug was a great neighbor and friend. I bought my first car from him and had several windshields installed or repaired.. He was always joyful to be around and had good stories and insights to share. Fly high Doug! Sending love and prayers to Gail and family.

Love you Uncle Doug, rest in peace. You will always be remembered. Sorry I didn't get to say goodbye.

It is hard to imagine a better uncle and friend. Always there for me in good times and bad. He taught me to fish in a lake and with Christ. His love for the Yanks and baseball in general was unmatched. He led by example, he was tough, he was compassionate and a friend to all that would accept friendship. I will miss you UNC......and will see you soon.

I only knew Doug briefly, but I feel like I've known him forever because his loving wife told me stories and shared how much she loved him and that he was her best friend. I know you are in a better place Doug, but words cannot express how much you will be missed by those that knew and loved you.....rest easy my friend....

In loving memory of a wonderful Bother. Ill always remember all the good times at the lake and how you never forget to call me on my Birthday. Our long conversations on the phone will surly be missed by both me and Joan. Love your Brother Ron And Joan Larson

I remember taking Doug and his little brother Terry ice skating while living with them in Minneapolis. They were both a lot of fun and would play pranks on me & each other. Good memories of my brother-in law. Rest In Peace. Condolences to his family . Rose Post (Larson) Lakeville, MN.

My Condolences to you Gail and the family! Prayers for peace for you all.

Doug touched so many people's lives. Always talking about his love for his family. He was never too busy to stop and catch up no matter how it had been. He will be deeply missed and always loved and respected.