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David Larsen
May 24, 2015
Thank you George and Brien for your kind words.
He was a frank, straightforward man of few words always about meaning what you say, and saying what you mean. Like many a westerner. Once he told me to go out and get a steak dinner every month. I think he knew life was too damn short.
Brien Comerford
March 28, 2015
Mr. Gerald Larsen was one of the nicest men I ever met. I played tennis with him at Wildwood park. He was brilliant and modest. My best thoughts and prayers for him. His sons Dave and Kurt have been longtime friends of mine. Mrs. Larsen is a very commendable person too. God bless all of them.
Gerry Muskie fishing
George Trenda
January 12, 2015
Gerry was a good friend and coworker at JWPP.
He was also a pretty good Muskie fisherman also.
If you ever needed help for anything, he was always there. When he was not out fishing, he was relaxing reading a book.
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