Tommy, What can I say? I moved here in 2001 and met you shortly thereafter. Every time you came by the shop or I stopped in the hood you were happy, fun, energetic and passionate. Such character, such A character.... It breaks my heart to hear of your passing. This world has always needed good men like you and this is devastating. I'm so sorry for Deb and your whole family.  I could go on and on and on..... The world has changed. I'll miss you my friend. 

I just got home from vacation,and found out about tommy, I met tommy at onans we played softball together, we weren’t very good, but we new how to party, we had a lot of fun together,he was a great guy who will be missed.



 My condolences/sympathy to Tom's family. I met Tom during the Onan days (1978-1985). Tom, I and many Onan Coworkers had many good times together. Mentioning a few: Weekly softball games, followed by Legionnaire softball should of-could have meetings, bowling, motorcycle riding activities, boating activities, golfing tournaments, weekend golf outings, Guys Monday night football outings & many Onan family activities. Tom was a person that no one will ever forget. His personality and character made him a very unique individual that will be remembered by many.

The Hood was the opposite of Peter Pan. We had too many parents. Too many eyes to catch us being bad, making sure we stayed in our tents when we camped out for the night, to knowing who crashed the snowmobile- there were always too many eyes on us. But too many also meant more love- we have been so loved by our Hood Parents- in retrospect we have been given the most precious gift. We have a family of parents and siblings who to outsiders are just mere friends- but in reality we’ve been there for each other through every accomplishment and every downfall. From birth to death. We are the Hood Kids through and through. Every single one of us will forever long for your “Hi Sweetie” hug wishing the last one we held on a little longer and laughed a little bit harder at your last joke, Tommy. You were a second Dad to me and I will be forever grateful for the 29 years we were able to share. I will love you forever. 

I’m so sorry for your loss Debbie and family. I just got to know Tommy the last couple years and I have to say he’s one of my favorite people to talk to and work with! He definitely made me laugh and I’m going to miss him terribly. My thoughts and prayers are with you all. 
Ann Williams. (Formerly from Ferguson)

Always enjoyed time spent with Mr. Larson. Whether it was at the pool during high school swimming, in his garage working on the snowmobiles, or even at Acapulco with the rest of the swim parents after a long hard worked swim meet. Mr. Larson had a special place in his heart for all of us kids. He was a true gentlemen and scholar. He will be dearly missed by the Kronwall family and many others.

We will miss you.
Love Always,
The Kronwalls

Growing up with Tom as my “neighbor dad” was such a gift. His genuine interest in how you were doing, his great hugs, and how quickly he was ready to help out. I saw him constantly working on cars/snowmobiles, snow-blowing neighbors and helping us out if our Dad was out of town.

Tom was a true gentleman, always making me feel like a princess when I would hang around Matt & Tony. He would make sure they started my snowmobile and helped dig me out if I got stuck. Tom would always say to me “you keep those boys in line.”

There will be a such a void missing from our “hood” but his values will live on: always help out your neighbor, treat ladies like princesses and always be ready to party. 

All my love to the Larsen Family ❤️

Larsen family,
God Bless Tommy & family
Tommy provided us with great memories from camping days. What great folks to be beside. Tommy's helpfulness when our Tahoe quit running. Still provides us with smiles. His yellow 4 wheeler all MUD! Putting in lifts. What friends  God has given to us. God Bless your soul. Our sympathy to you all.
Donna  &  Allen  Gulbransen 

My condolences  to Tommy's family. I worked with him back in the Onan days, he was a great guy and will be missed.

I have so many memories and we weren’t done making more. I simply cannot choose “one” memory to share because I had an entire childhood of hilarious and perfect memories with Tom. He was like an extra Dad to all us kids. We grew up watching him love all things with motors and boy were those winters fun crusin’ the culdesac on snowmobiles. 
As I’ve grown up and grown with this family, one thing is for sure, Tom and Deb are beautiful people, who blessed this earth with a beautiful family, who have a love between them all that is remarkably perfect and breathtaking. That is his legacy. 
While he left the party early, and only God knows why, he will be truley truely truely missed. Wish I could hug him one more time. 
All my love and prayers. 

Tommy referred to our neighborhood as “The Hood”. We have been blessed to be a friend and neighbor for over 30 years.  We will miss his strong work ethic, unselfish love and acts of kindness for others everyday. Mostly will miss his hugs and loving smile. Heaven will definitely SHINE much more upon his arrival. God bless you Deb and family. 
Ken and Pattie Heiman

Tommy was the best.  He always had a story to tell and the latest joke to share.  I have enjoyed being his friend and former neighbor for over 30 years.  I will miss his hugs and smile.  God speed Tommy!

What a Friend I've lost!  Tommy was one of the hardest working, fun loving, yet humble guys I have ever known.  He was always the first to help out in spite of his busy life.  From helping find and retrieve my first snowmobile, a number of boats, first camper to helping on any project big or small, Tommy was the first to volunteer.  Tommy I will sorely miss your companionship in this life!  If there are snowmobiles in Heaven, and there must be, Tommy and Dick are riding and the sleds never had a shine like before Tommy arrived!

the family

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He was preceded in death by his Father, Richard Larsen; Brother, Bruce Larsen; Sister, Susan Larsen.  

Tommy will be deeply missed by his Beloved Wife, Debbie Larsen; Son, Anthony (Jasmine Nordstrom) Larsen; Daughter, Aleesha (Alex Johnson) Larsen; Granddaughter, Raegan Rose;  Mother, Lois Larsen; Brother, James (Becky) Larsen; Sisters, Cheryl (Dennis) Knudtson and Sandy (Chuck Connor) Larsen; four Nephews; one Niece; Sister-in-law, Reka Cawelti

OBITUARY

Thomas "Tommy" Larsen

17 December, 1956 – 26 February, 2019

Gearhart Funeral Home

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