Peter L. Larson

Pete and his wife Marie were two of the kindest people I was lucky enough to know. They ran the funeral luncheon program at Saint Cecilia`s for years, making things simple and easier for Families who had recently lost a loved one. They were both very special people to all who knew them, and very cherished.

To Mary Ann and the Larson family: God bless you and condolences on your loss. May your father rest in peace.

Sending you our condolences to the Larson Family. It was a blessing meeting such a wonderful and respectful man here at New Cassel. He always had such a big smile on his face unless the Huskers didn't win. Prayers with you all.

Thank you for your Service May you be Granted an Honorable and Restful Peace

We would see Pete and his family at HyVee. We really enjoyed his humor and friendliness. He will be missed. Hardly knew him but I always felt closer to my dad when we talked. Prayers and hugs

Tom Brokaw wrote The Book - "The Greatest Generation" It talked about the men and women - born in the depression - who served our Country during WWII - and then came back to make America the Greatest Country in the history of the World. These men and women give new meaning to the words Courage - Sacrifice and Honor... Pete and Marie Larson were two of those people. I met Dad and Mom Larson - 46 years ago when I began training their son Ron - for his career with Johnson and Johnson....

Sympathies to the Larson family. Sounds like your dad lead an amazing life. May he Rest in Peace.

We enjoyed many visits over the years at HyVee with his family. Sure will miss him. He reminds me so much of my dad. Our thoughts and prayers for him and his family.

Pete and his wife Marie Larson were two of the most giving people that I know. They started the funeral luncheon program at St. Cecilia´s, which benefited hundreds of families in their time of need and grieving. Marie styled and cut hair for many of the women of the neighborhood, and my Mother Betty, was a regular for years. Their love and devotion to both their family and parish helped a lot of people over many years. I was lucky to get to see and talk to Pete at the Cathedralfest a few...