Dear Allan,  I am now a Genealogist and just found out today that you are my 4th Cousin.  I was completely bowled over and could not believe it at first.  All the years we spent at Birch Bay and never knew we were related.  My dad and you would have had so much fun.  I can picture you now parading around Fir Street with your arms about each other, laughing and joking about the fact you were cousins.  I wish I had you both in front of me right now so that I could share that information with you.  Isn't it a laugh?  Cousins Al!  John is just shaking his head in disbelief, but it is true.  We are not even once or twice removed or something like that!  We are full cousins.   I even tried to find you today as I did not realize you had passed and not had a public service.  I was really hoping I could have shared this with you.  But, perhaps, you can share it with the 'gang' up there.  All the best Cuz!  You are missed!

RWB Large was perhaps the finest example of a Feemason I have had the privilege of knowing. I learned so much from him; always looked forward to seeing his articles in print or hearing his presentations in lodge. RIP Allan.

Prayers for the soul of Frederick Large.  My mother, a Prince Rupert born specialist nurse, worked with Dr.Large on the hospital boats out of Prince Rupert. She took me to meet with Dr. & Mrs.Large in their Prince Rupert home. Her stories echo in memory, and Margaret and I met in Vancouver at VGH. My condolences to those who knew Mr.Large. I am sorry for your loss.

R.W. Brother Large was always a gentleman and admired by all who had the privilege of meeting and knowing him.  He will be missed by everyone who sat in Lodge with him.  Rest in peace.

RIP my Brother, it was a privilege of knowing you.

The world is a much darker place today by the loss of Allan.  In the truest sense of the word.  His dignity and caring personified the exemplary nature of a true "gentle-man."  Allan lived his Freemasonry by demonstrating the true qualities of a special and unique person.

Bill and Jackie Walls

Rest in peace Allan. We have lost a wonderful man, friend, and Brother. The ideal of a Freemason. You will be missed.

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Frederick Allan Large

10 October, 1924 – 23 December, 2014

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