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Linda
May 11, 2013
My deepest sympathy to the family. May you find peace in the God who gives comfort to all the mourning ones. Isaiah 61:2
Dan Cashen
May 9, 2013
To Steven,and the Madsen family.
I am so very sorry to hear of your Dad Larry past away. I have only known him for about 2yrs and I had grown quite fond of him and his one track mind of one of my employees. Also he and I had something in com.I grew up in FP dist and I knew a prof friend of his from PLU. He always talked about you Steven, and his grand Kids. I really liked our short talks and he was always greatfull for me helping him out. Always wanted to buy me a something from McD's witch I would always say no thank you. He was kinda the mayor of the table of men who would join him each day for coffee. I am greatfull to have met your Dad. God Love Larry, I'll miss seeing him around. (Mall Cleaning Manager)
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