Waldemar Anders ‘Walt' Larsen was the son of Edward and Amanda Jenson Larsen. He was born in Brigham City and came to Millville as a small child. He attended Millville School and South Cache High School, and he enjoyed the activities of church and school. As a youth, he began working at his father's blacksmith shop. He worked as a welder. Later, he was an instructor at The Los Angeles Ship Building and Dry Dock Corporation during the early part of World War II. He joined the Navy and served for over two years in the Asian Pacific Area.
On September 1, 1950, Walt married Geraldine Stoddard in the Logan LDS Temple.
They made their home in Providence where they both were involved in LDS Church activities. Both Walt and Gerry had musical talent, and their entire family entertained at community, school and church programs. Walt played the mandolin, the fiddle and the saw. Gerry has developed her talent in writing essays and verses.
Their children are: Janet L. Sharp, Sharlene L. Farr, JoAnn L. Delyea, Christine L. Koeven, Diana L. Hatch, Rhon, Royce and Rodney.
On September 1, 1950, Walt married Geraldine Stoddard in the Logan LDS Temple.
They made their home in Providence where they both were involved in LDS Church activities. Both Walt and Gerry had musical talent, and their entire family entertained at community, school and church programs. Walt played the mandolin, the fiddle and the saw. Gerry has developed her talent in writing essays and verses.
Their children are: Janet L. Sharp, Sharlene L. Farr, JoAnn L. Delyea, Christine L. Koeven, Diana L. Hatch, Rhon, Royce and Rodney.
Waldemar Anders ‘Walt' Larsen was the son of Edward and Amanda Jenson Larsen. He was born in Brigham City and came to Millville as a small child. He attended Millville School and South Cache High School, and he enjoyed the activities of church and school. As a youth, he began working at his father's blacksmith shop. He worked as a welder. Later, he was an instructor at The Los Angeles Ship Building and Dry Dock Corporation during the early part of World War II. He joined the Navy and served for over two years in the Asian Pacific Area.
On September 1, 1950, Walt married Geraldine Stoddard in the Logan LDS Temple.
They made their home in Providence where they both were involved in LDS Church activities. Both Walt and Gerry had musical talent, and their entire family entertained at community, school and church programs. Walt played the mandolin, the fiddle and the saw. Gerry has developed her talent in writing essays and verses.
Their children are: Janet L. Sharp, Sharlene L. Farr, JoAnn L. Delyea, Christine L. Koeven, Diana L. Hatch, Rhon, Royce and Rodney.
On September 1, 1950, Walt married Geraldine Stoddard in the Logan LDS Temple.
They made their home in Providence where they both were involved in LDS Church activities. Both Walt and Gerry had musical talent, and their entire family entertained at community, school and church programs. Walt played the mandolin, the fiddle and the saw. Gerry has developed her talent in writing essays and verses.
Their children are: Janet L. Sharp, Sharlene L. Farr, JoAnn L. Delyea, Christine L. Koeven, Diana L. Hatch, Rhon, Royce and Rodney.
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