John L. Larson

I felt blessed having had the pleasure of meeting and working with John throughout my five short years at Concord Farm. John enjoyed his job as the Carpentry Industrial Instructor, as evidenced by his handiwork, almost as much as he enjoyed briefly participating in the Habitat for Humanity program. His craft was enjoyed by many; to include the community, the institution and the many inmates that thoroughly enjoyed his instructional expertise.

On a personal level, I will truly miss...

My Deepest Sympathy to you and Family! I used to wait on John and His buddies! Dave Russell! Jim Bilyak! Bob Melucci! Lou Brown all the time at Chan's! He was a Sweet ! Funny Guy! He will be missed! My Sympathy! Carol Ochaba!

Mr Larson was my woodworking teacher at BMR 1972 and 1973 Always thought a lot of him

Mary Jane,
I was so saddened to learn of John's passing. He was a wonderful, kind and compassionate man who always thought of others. I remember him fondly during my days at Bryant University and later thru Children's Wishes. I'm glad I was able to be at the game dinner in April where John was honored. He will be sorely missed. My condolences to you and the children.
Paula Iacono

To my good friend John. It saddens me that you are gone but you certainly fought the good fight and may you now rest, for you have earned it. You were always in my corner and picked me up and helped me carry on through many hard times. Thank you for supporting me when others did not. You were truly my friend and I love you and will miss you.

My deepest sympathies to his wonderful family. John will be greatly missed. Wonderful neighbor. RIP my friend.

Dear Mary Jane and family, I am so sad to hear of John's passing. I will always remember many good times at BMR and John's sense of fun. He made the place much easier to tolerate. I'll remember all of you in my prayers.

It is a privilege to call John my second dad. He was truly a blessing in my life and I will miss him.
My condolences,
Chrissy