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1940
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Larry Averett Obituary
Dec 29, 1940 ~
Dec 24, 2021
Salt Lake City, Utah—Larry G. Averett, 81, died at home Dec 24th. Son of Eugene Wilcock Averett & Zella Nielson Averett. Married Darlene Blank in the Salt Lake Temple June 12, 1961. He was a faithful member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Preceded in death by Father Eugene Averett, Mother Zella Averett, 2 brothers Ray & Rex Averett, sister Penny Judkins. Survived by Wife Darlene (Blank) Averett, Children Larry Brent Averett (Kristi), Michelle Raymond (Christian), Gary Lee Averett (Heather), 10 Grandchildren, 13 Great Grandchildren, Sister Jacklin Tew (Harky) & brother Brad Averett (Artis) Funeral Services 11am, Mon, Jan 3, 2022 at Salt Lake Millcreek 2nd Ward, 4220 S Jeannine Dr (420 E). Viewing held 9 - 10:45am. For Complete Obituary please refer to Memorialutah.com
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Martha McLaughlin
January 2, 2022
Sending my deepest sympathy for your loss, Darlene. Larry was a kind, sincere and thoughtful person. Working with him at Prudential for years, his mild manner and kindness endeared him to staff as well as customers. In Sympathy, Martha McLaughlin (from the Prudential days)
Ike & Liz Ikenberry
January 1, 2022
We are full sorrow for the loss of your very kind and amazingly talented husband Larry. He was so willing to help anyone with a wood project or share the great talent that his wife Darlene he would create together. He will definitely be missed by all. Our heart felt sympathy and prayers go out to you Darlene and your family. Much love Ike and Liz
Kim Dumas
December 29, 2021
Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time we always enjoyed talking with Larry weather at church or just passing by the neighborhood Kim & RANAE DUMAS
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