Larry Christensen

I'm writing on behalf of Mary Collar and myself remembering our connection with Larry. Mary and Larry hung out at Gallery Moab a lot and she frequently would tell me about spending time with Larry as he shared painting tips and tricks with her. She thoroughly enjoyed those times with him. It was another artist connection she treasured with her life at the Gallery. I met Larry occasionally and always enjoyed our brief conversations and was appreciative of the help and sharing that he had with...

The funeral service was very nice. Larry and I are cousins through my paternal grandmother and his mother. It was always nice to see him at church and other functions. He would always say, "Hi Cuz, how are you doing?" Such a wonderful man, he will be missed in our branch and community!´

I always loved Larry and I always will.

Larry was a wonderful man, husband, and father, who will be truly missed. I have two of his beautiful paintings hanging in my home that I already cherished, but will cherish them even more now. I am unable to attend the funeral, but I will watch it. Thank you for providing the opportunity for us to do so.

my brother and I have such fond memories of Larry showing us how to paint when we were little. I would visit him and Kathy in their home and he would always have me sit by him and paint. I love him dearly and miss him. My family always talked about what a kind, loving and talented father he always was. He is already missed so much.

We were saddened to hear of Larry's passing. Like two ships passing in the night. We rented your Old La Sal trailer for 10 days. During our stay we met our wonderful hosts and developed a special friendship. When we reminisce about our trip we'll always remember the kind, friendly, talented artist Larry. Both Larry and Kathy treated us like family.

Kathy, there are no words to express the sorrow I feel for you and your family. I will miss his paintings that he would post on Facebook. They were stunning! I pray that God will comfort you In the days to come.

Kind...and such a great artist!

Kathy and family so sorry for your loss! Jimmie and Carol Forrest