Larry A. Clow passed away after a short illness on Dec 28th, 2017 with all three children and their spouses by his side. He is survived by his children Nina T. Clow, Dave W. Clow, and Gary D. Clow, his brother Robby Clow, and his grandchild, Christopher W. Collum.
Larry Clow was born in Barrett Minnesota, February 10, 1930 to Lorin Clow and Gladys Larson. Larry Clow served in the Airforce for 4 years as a airplane mechanic during the Korean war. He then worked for United Airlines in the Bay Area as an airline mechanic during the 1960’s, but soon grew tired of the commute, and decided to make his fortunes as an almond farmer in the California San Joaquin Valley. After many years of hard work, perseverance, and good old fashion luck, dad and mom finally made their fortunes. Larry decided to move to Colorado to join his children after his one true love, LaVerne Clow, passed in 2009.
Larry Clow was born in Barrett Minnesota, February 10, 1930 to Lorin Clow and Gladys Larson. Larry Clow served in the Airforce for 4 years as a airplane mechanic during the Korean war. He then worked for United Airlines in the Bay Area as an airline mechanic during the 1960’s, but soon grew tired of the commute, and decided to make his fortunes as an almond farmer in the California San Joaquin Valley. After many years of hard work, perseverance, and good old fashion luck, dad and mom finally made their fortunes. Larry decided to move to Colorado to join his children after his one true love, LaVerne Clow, passed in 2009.
Larry A. Clow passed away after a short illness on Dec 28th, 2017 with all three children and their spouses by his side. He is survived by his children Nina T. Clow, Dave W. Clow, and Gary D. Clow, his brother Robby Clow, and his grandchild, Christopher W. Collum.
Larry Clow was born in Barrett Minnesota, February 10, 1930 to Lorin Clow and Gladys Larson. Larry Clow served in the Airforce for 4 years as a airplane mechanic during the Korean war. He then worked for United Airlines in the Bay Area as an airline mechanic during the 1960’s, but soon grew tired of the commute, and decided to make his fortunes as an almond farmer in the California San Joaquin Valley. After many years of hard work, perseverance, and good old fashion luck, dad and mom finally made their fortunes. Larry decided to move to Colorado to join his children after his one true love, LaVerne Clow, passed in 2009.
Larry Clow was born in Barrett Minnesota, February 10, 1930 to Lorin Clow and Gladys Larson. Larry Clow served in the Airforce for 4 years as a airplane mechanic during the Korean war. He then worked for United Airlines in the Bay Area as an airline mechanic during the 1960’s, but soon grew tired of the commute, and decided to make his fortunes as an almond farmer in the California San Joaquin Valley. After many years of hard work, perseverance, and good old fashion luck, dad and mom finally made their fortunes. Larry decided to move to Colorado to join his children after his one true love, LaVerne Clow, passed in 2009.
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