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1945
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2025
Lynda Larsen Obituary
Born on January 27,1945 in Bellingham, Washington, Lynda was the daughter of Nadine Burroughs and stepdaughter of Spencer Rayment. She grew up in Everett and Anacortes, Washington. She graduated from Anacortes High School in 1963.
Lynda proudly served her country as a member of the Navy Nurse Corp from 1964-1967. Her dedication to serving others led to a nursing career in hospital, nursing home, and memory care settings.
She was devoted to her family and is survived by her daughters Debbie Schwendtke (Kurt), Jennie Hrubesky (Chuck); grandchildren Marissa Porter (Brad), Britta Nieman (Tucker), Evan Schwendtke, and Spencer Hrubesky; as well as great grandchildren, nieces and nephews. She also leaves behind her brother Larry Foote (Carol); sister-in-law- Sharon Larsen; dear friend Mila Tanguay; and special caregiver and "adopted daughter" Adrianne Thompson.
Lynda was preceded in death by her beloved husband James Larsen; infant daughter Brenda Larsen; mother Nadine Burroughs; and stepfather Spencer Rayment.
Lynda's legacy of love and laughter will live on through those who knew her, and she will be deeply missed.
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Lynda Beaton
June 3, 2025
I'm so sorry to read that Lynda has passed away. We
Had a great friendship when we both lived at Olimpic Place.
Steve Witthuhn
May 31, 2025
Got to know Lynda at The Landings Memory Care in Kaukauna Wis.She was such a wonderful person .I miss her so and she was -liked so much by the people where she stayed.
Darlene (Thorene) Honea
May 28, 2025
I graduated with Lynda. Not only that...her Stepfather Spencer was my Mother's brother. So to my cuz though we haven't seen each other in years I can still hear your contagious laugh.
Condolences to all Family & Friends.
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