Darrell L. Larson

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Uncle Darrell was not just an uncle, after living with him and Aunt Peachy after her stroke he became a strong influence in my life. I loved him tremendously and spent as much time with him as possible until his move back to SD to be with his children and grandchildren. He was loved and will be greatly missed by all who had the opportunity to be part of his life.

I am a friend of Larry. My sincerest condolences to the family of Darrell. I never got to meet him, but he must have been a good man to raise such a good son. Blessings to all.

Sad to hear of Darrel's passing. We were a Farm north of Doland that Darrell picked up Milk from, for a number of years. I always enjoyed talking with Darrell, he always had time for a story when I happened to be near the barn. Always wondered what happened we left the farm in 1984. We discovered this morning our Dad Maynard was near Darrell at Jerkins, and they both pass at 79, a few days apart. It seemed Darrell enjoyed picking up Milk, I applied to Drive Truck for them, and that application opened a door to a different career path, that has been very good. I probably would have never been in that spot if it wasn't for my somewhat short freinship with Darrell. In a simple way he impacted my life in a big way. Wish I would have found out he was in Jenkins a few weeks earlier. Condolences from the Wieting Family.

Karl, Larry and Lori. I'm so sorry to hear about your Dad. You are all in our prayers.