Ted Larsen

Tedesco and familiy:
There are not enough words to describe the kind of person that you were and all the people you have helped and the lifes you have touched.As I met with many of the extended family it is very obvious that you legacy will live on and on. You and Cork were the greatest hope they let you have a" cool one "up there The other Tedesco

dear family;
Again, so sorry for the double grief in such a short time. I agree with neal-I have a lot of memories of the music with the great uncles at grandma's. Ted and Corky were special to me through the years.

To the Larsen family,
I am so grateful for the time that I had to spend with Ted; he was a very caring person. I know he didn't ever want to talk about it, but I appreciate him serving his country in WWII and being one of the brave fighting men on Omaha beach. It's a comfort to know that he believed in this country and took pride fighting for it. Even though we didn't show it here on earth I know his rewards will be waiting for him in heaven. Thank you Ted, you can rest now. I will be...

Uncle ted ,i have lots of fond memeries we always had the 4th together playin in you back yard water fights, sittin on the porch listening to the scanner i haven't came around the last few years i didn't want to bother you guys but you and aunt corky will be greatly missed , i know where you are is in a better place lookin down complainin about the fuss we're makin with fond memories brian

I can only hope to get to live and experience 1/2 the life ted did. My adopted grandpa and true friend will surely be missed. Take it easy old man. I'll be thinking about ya. P.S. Dont worry bout the 4th and new years, I still got em covered :)

Uncle Ted, you'll be missed greatly. I have fond memories of all the times you, Donald and dad would get together and play music. You're with Aunt Corky again. Tim, Bob, Chris and Mike, my sympathy, it's been a rough couple of weeks.
Love, Neal, Anne, Jeff and Chris Stocking

Mike Larsen and family,
I was saddened to hear of Corky's passing and now your dad's. I enjoyed being your sister-in-law and remember many late night card games on New Years Eve at my mom and dad's house. Please accept my sympathy for your double loss.

Chris, Tim, Mike, Bob: Please accept my deepest sympathies in the passing of your Dad. He was a wonderful man and a great father. I will always remember him for taking us fishing and camping on the Elkhorn River. I will always treasure the memories of growing up next to the Larsens on Binney St. Sincerely, Mike Querry

my sympathy to all my cousins. Uncle Ted I remember all the music and fun we had at the house on binney and the farm and when karen lived next door. sorry we didn't spend more time with you when we could. I know in heaven you and dad will be closer becky