Our fun loving, adventurous and spirited mother, nana and friend, Sandra Sayers Larsen, returned to the loving arms of her Savior on August 15, 2016.
Sandra was born in England on June 17, 1946 to John and Ethel Sayers. She was later adopted by William Holdham. As a young girl, Sandra enjoyed many adventures with her brother Rod, roaming the English countryside. While in England, under the guidance of William Holdham, Sandra pursued a career as a nurse and midwife, and she blessed the lives of many. In 1970, Sandra immigrated to the United States with her two young sons.
Sandra married Kenneth D. Larsen in 1972. Their marriage was solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple. Sandra and Kenneth raised nine children. Sandra was a devout member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Throughout her life Sandra held many callings and truly loved and excelled in her genealogy calling. Sandra was talented at sewing and knitting and her recent projects included making clothes for her newest grand-babies. Sandra was known for being a Mother and Nana to all. Numerous times in her life she blessed so many by taking them in as her own. Sandra loved camping and being outdoors. Some of her favorite camping spots were in Mapleton Canyon and Scout Mountain.
Sandra is survived by her children Dr. Stephen Larsen, Dr. Philip (Sharon) Larsen, Misty Loftin, Jason (Tami) Larsen, Kenneth (Michelle) Larsen, Heidi (Andy) Przybycien, Adam Larsen, Shantell (Jeremy) Johansen, Valerie (Chance) Tolley, and Joe Loftin, Brett Kirby; her beloved grandchildren and great grandchildren; her siblings Michael (Mimi) Sayers, Rod (Jill) Sayers and Zelda Scott.
Sandra was preceded in death by her parents John and Ethel, William Holdham, husband Kenneth D. Larsen, and granddaughter, Gracie Larsen.
Sandra was born in England on June 17, 1946 to John and Ethel Sayers. She was later adopted by William Holdham. As a young girl, Sandra enjoyed many adventures with her brother Rod, roaming the English countryside. While in England, under the guidance of William Holdham, Sandra pursued a career as a nurse and midwife, and she blessed the lives of many. In 1970, Sandra immigrated to the United States with her two young sons.
Sandra married Kenneth D. Larsen in 1972. Their marriage was solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple. Sandra and Kenneth raised nine children. Sandra was a devout member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Throughout her life Sandra held many callings and truly loved and excelled in her genealogy calling. Sandra was talented at sewing and knitting and her recent projects included making clothes for her newest grand-babies. Sandra was known for being a Mother and Nana to all. Numerous times in her life she blessed so many by taking them in as her own. Sandra loved camping and being outdoors. Some of her favorite camping spots were in Mapleton Canyon and Scout Mountain.
Sandra is survived by her children Dr. Stephen Larsen, Dr. Philip (Sharon) Larsen, Misty Loftin, Jason (Tami) Larsen, Kenneth (Michelle) Larsen, Heidi (Andy) Przybycien, Adam Larsen, Shantell (Jeremy) Johansen, Valerie (Chance) Tolley, and Joe Loftin, Brett Kirby; her beloved grandchildren and great grandchildren; her siblings Michael (Mimi) Sayers, Rod (Jill) Sayers and Zelda Scott.
Sandra was preceded in death by her parents John and Ethel, William Holdham, husband Kenneth D. Larsen, and granddaughter, Gracie Larsen.
Our fun loving, adventurous and spirited mother, nana and friend, Sandra Sayers Larsen, returned to the loving arms of her Savior on August 15, 2016.
Sandra was born in England on June 17, 1946 to John and Ethel Sayers. She was later adopted by William Holdham. As a young girl, Sandra enjoyed many adventures with her brother Rod, roaming the English countryside. While in England, under the guidance of William Holdham, Sandra pursued a career as a nurse and midwife, and she blessed the lives of many. In 1970, Sandra immigrated to the United States with her two young sons.
Sandra married Kenneth D. Larsen in 1972. Their marriage was solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple. Sandra and Kenneth raised nine children. Sandra was a devout member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Throughout her life Sandra held many callings and truly loved and excelled in her genealogy calling. Sandra was talented at sewing and knitting and her recent projects included making clothes for her newest grand-babies. Sandra was known for being a Mother and Nana to all. Numerous times in her life she blessed so many by taking them in as her own. Sandra loved camping and being outdoors. Some of her favorite camping spots were in Mapleton Canyon and Scout Mountain.
Sandra is survived by her children Dr. Stephen Larsen, Dr. Philip (Sharon) Larsen, Misty Loftin, Jason (Tami) Larsen, Kenneth (Michelle) Larsen, Heidi (Andy) Przybycien, Adam Larsen, Shantell (Jeremy) Johansen, Valerie (Chance) Tolley, and Joe Loftin, Brett Kirby; her beloved grandchildren and great grandchildren; her siblings Michael (Mimi) Sayers, Rod (Jill) Sayers and Zelda Scott.
Sandra was preceded in death by her parents John and Ethel, William Holdham, husband Kenneth D. Larsen, and granddaughter, Gracie Larsen.
Sandra was born in England on June 17, 1946 to John and Ethel Sayers. She was later adopted by William Holdham. As a young girl, Sandra enjoyed many adventures with her brother Rod, roaming the English countryside. While in England, under the guidance of William Holdham, Sandra pursued a career as a nurse and midwife, and she blessed the lives of many. In 1970, Sandra immigrated to the United States with her two young sons.
Sandra married Kenneth D. Larsen in 1972. Their marriage was solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple. Sandra and Kenneth raised nine children. Sandra was a devout member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Throughout her life Sandra held many callings and truly loved and excelled in her genealogy calling. Sandra was talented at sewing and knitting and her recent projects included making clothes for her newest grand-babies. Sandra was known for being a Mother and Nana to all. Numerous times in her life she blessed so many by taking them in as her own. Sandra loved camping and being outdoors. Some of her favorite camping spots were in Mapleton Canyon and Scout Mountain.
Sandra is survived by her children Dr. Stephen Larsen, Dr. Philip (Sharon) Larsen, Misty Loftin, Jason (Tami) Larsen, Kenneth (Michelle) Larsen, Heidi (Andy) Przybycien, Adam Larsen, Shantell (Jeremy) Johansen, Valerie (Chance) Tolley, and Joe Loftin, Brett Kirby; her beloved grandchildren and great grandchildren; her siblings Michael (Mimi) Sayers, Rod (Jill) Sayers and Zelda Scott.
Sandra was preceded in death by her parents John and Ethel, William Holdham, husband Kenneth D. Larsen, and granddaughter, Gracie Larsen.
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