Ralph Larsen

I was shocked to learn of Ralph's passing as we had visited previously at the funeral of Calvin Cragun. Moving to Utah (33 Ward) in 1950 Ralf became my first and best friend. I loved to be with him and his family. We walked to and from school together and loved scout trips with his father as our wonderful scout leader. I express my love to Ralph's wonderful family. Martin S. Robinette

Joyce, please accept my heart felt sorrow at Ralph’s passing. Ralph was such a close friend through Jr high and high school. Honest to the core. A great scouter as were all the Larson’s. What a blessing to have him waiting for you

Ralph was a dear and trusted friend and neighbor for the 29 years we were blessed to live up the street from him and Joyce and their wonderful daughters. He was faithful and true to the gospel of Jesus Christ and lived the life of a true disciple, as he served, gave, and shared from his resources, time, wit, wisdom, and ample supply of love. He freely lent us his truck on multiple occasions and his small utility trailer kept our family supplied during a long vacation trip in 1994. We feel...

A life well lived!

I appreciate the service he gave to the Coast Guard Auxiliary during my time as his Flotilla Commander.

I am very saddened to learn of the passing of Ralph. I have known him for many years as a fellow CPA. He was a trusted and respected colleague and friend. He spent many hours unselfishly sharing his expertise and enthusiasm any way he could. I appreciated his common sense approach to all types of situations. He will be missed.

Please accept my condolences and gratitude to a man who has served his country and community. Ralph will be missed by his fellow shipmates.

Joyce, I am sorry for your loss and will keep you in my prayers.