Myrna Brown Larsen

Myrna Larsen Obituary

Myrna BrownLarsen "Nurturer" BICKNELL, UT - Our beloved wife, mother, Grandma Myrna, Aunt Myrna, sister and friend, Myrna Brown Larsen, age 65, of Bicknell, left us to be with our Father in Heaven and family members February 22, 2003. Mom was born April 28, 1937 in Loa, UT a daughter of Charles LaVor and May Taylor Brown. She married John Richard Larsen in the Manti LDS Temple Nov 23, 1955. She was active in the LDS Church and served in numerous positions; served in the DUP in different offices; a long-term member of the Bicknell Literary Club; the Odd Tuesday reading club; the birthday club; and she was a lifetime supporter of high school athletics. She always had a house full of friends and family who were sent away with food, drink and friendship. Myrna was beloved by all of the young people, and served as the school lunch cook. She could sing, act, paint, and was a master storyteller. She encouraged her grandkids to participate in the Junior Livestock program with the animals. She had a full-time job taking care of the animals, keeping the sheep out of her flowers, and the "manure" out of her house. She had the unconditional love that held us together as a family and extended family. Myrna is survived by her husband and friend of 47 adventurous years; two daughters, JoAnn Larsen, James-town, CA, Janet (Troy) Morgan, Mon-roe; one son, Greg Richard (Brooke) Larsen, Bicknell; grandchildren, Jared, Jake, Jenny Jones, Kennedy, Spencer Larsen, Matthew, Hannah Morgan; brother, Arlen (Lorna) Brown, Loa; sisters, Owona (Wade) Grundy, Loa, Lois Brown, Central Valley; sisters-in-law, Nadine Brown Taylor, Loa, Phyllis Larsen Heaton, Washington, UT; brothers-in-law, Lowell (Gatha) Larsen, Rock Springs, WY, Homer Larsen, Salt Lake City, Royce Allen, Bennion; many loving nieces, nephews, extend-ed family, and friends. Myrna was preceded in death by her parents; two brothers, Earl Brown, Dale Brown; and one sister, Erma Allen. Services will be Wed. Feb 26, 2003 1 p.m. Loa LDS Stake Center, 20 S. 100 W, Loa. Friends may call for viewing at the Springer Turner Funeral Home, 260 N. 400 W, Richfield, Tues. 6-8 p.m. and at the stake center in Loa, Wed. 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m. prior to the services. Burial, Bicknell Cemetery. The family would like to thank all of the doctors, nurses, staff, friends and family for their tender loving care of our dear mother. Mom, we will never see a sunset without thinking of you. Online guest book at www.springerturner.com

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Published by The Salt Lake Tribune on Feb. 24, 2003.

Memories and Condolences
for Myrna Larsen

10 Entries

Faun Allen Zetterquist

March 6, 2003

Dear Richard

I was so sorry to hear of Myrna's passing. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. I am Royce's sister, if the name does not ring a bell. May you find comfort in the thought that Erma and Myrna are together. Our love to you. Faun

Cody and Lee Grundy

February 26, 2003

We will miss Myrna very much. It was always a joy to see her at the ball games and over to Grandmas house. The kids always enjoyed their hugs from Aunt Myrna. She will be missed deeply. Our thoughts are with you at this time.

Janalee Bernardo

February 25, 2003

So sorry to hear about your loss. I didn't know Myrna well but I know her brother Arlen Brown. My father was Arden Taylor and I know he knew Myrna.

Thinking of you,

Janalee Bernardo

Eva Dean Liston

February 25, 2003

My love and sympthony goes out to your family.

EvaDean Liston

Libby Torgerson

February 24, 2003

Dear Richard, JoAnn, Janet, Greg and Children,

Our family is deeply saddened upon hearing of Myrna's passing. We would like to leave you with our love and prayers that you might be comforted at this time. Myrna was a good friend and always had a smile and a nice comment for me whenever I saw her. We will miss her deeply. I know I will miss her very much. She was a special person.

Love,

Larry, Libby and Family

Lisa Ence

February 24, 2003

Aunt Myrna & Family,

Our love and thoughts will always be with you. You will be missed along with others that have touched our lives so dearly and parted too soon.

Love always

Lisa

Tresa Hansen

February 24, 2003

OUR HEARTS AND PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU AND YOUR FAMILY DURING THIS DIFFICULT TIME. MYRNA IS SUCH AN INSPIRATION TO ALL. AND SHE WILL BE GREATLY MISSED. SHE IS NOW WITH THE ANGELS AND WILL BE WATCHING OVER HER LOVED ONES AS SHE ALWAYS HAS. GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY.

Debra Young

February 24, 2003

Dear Richard, JoAnn, Janet, Greg and family:

We want to thank you for letting us be with you and your family in sharing the last hours of our sweet sister-in-law and aunt’s life. We share deeply with you in your grieve, for Myrna has filled many roles in our lives especially the past two years with the passing of our wife and mother, Erma. She has comforted us with her love, care, and thoughtfulness and has always been wonderful in so many ways to our family, as have all of you. We are also grateful for the enthusiasm she had for the Brown Family History book project and her great contributions, and are saddened she was unable to see it through to the end. Please know we love you all and want you to call upon us at anytime.

Our prayers are with you now and always,

Love Royce, Debbie and Lee, Laurie, Gary and Tresa, Jeff and Brenda, and our entire family.

Debbie Taylor

February 24, 2003

I would like to convey my deepest sympathy to the family of Myrna. I was very surprised to read of her death. She was always so funny and yes, had a good story to go along with any conversation. I would also like to pass along the sympathy of my parents, Ted and Wanda Knowles, with whom they shared alot of good times! I know they will be saddened to hear of this. My thoughts are with you.

Debbie Taylor

Gary Allen

February 24, 2003

Aunt Myrna you will live in our hearts until will see you again. Thanks for all your love and kindness, and for being the shining light in Wayne County.

Nephew

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