10 years since eileen died.
both she & wayne are still remembered & missed.
my favorite patients & dear friends. 
they both impacted my life greatly & for the good. 
now together forever in Jesus’
loving arms. 
elliot munjack, md

i thank the Lord for eileen & wayne- 
loving, kind, generous, strong in faith. their memory is cherished in our home here on earth.
dr elliot munjack, md

i had the honor & privilege of serving both eileen & wayne as their medical doctor for many years. they both also were my Christian mentors and friends. 
i miss them to this day and look forward to seeing them again soon in Jesus’ presence. 

It is with great sorrow that we learned of the passing of Eileen Larson.  She was my aunt.  On behalf of the entire Budiselich family we pass on our condolences to the family of Aunt Eileen.

Brian son of Jack Budiselich brother of Eileen.

EILEEN WAS MY NEIGHBOR ACROSS THE STREET,
 WE USE TO VISIT EACH OTHER AT OUR BACK DOORS AND WOULD SIT DOWN AND HAVE NICE VISITS.

SHIRLEY NIELSEN KLAMSER

Auntie Eileen was a classy lady! As a child, I loved going to the home of my Auntie and Uncle Wayne. For a city kid, their home offered a bit of country charm. It was a sweet "country manor," snuggled by an orchard of apple trees. I remember laughter, good stories, and amazing food! Your sweet smile and laughter will be missed. You can rest, Auntie, you are safely home....

Auntie Eileen was a classy lady! I remember, as a child, loving holidays at her home. For a city girl, it was kind of a country experience going to Auntie Eileen and Uncle Wayne's; there surrounded by and orchard was a cute "country manor" warm with laughter and amazing food. I am glad your are at rest, Auntie, safely home.    Angela Young

Eileen and Wayne were good  friends of my parents. When my brothers and I were younger my Dad would plan a trip “out to the Valley”.  We loved it – we would get to visit the Nielsens and Wayne and Eileen. We would come home with a bag of oranges, fresh from their trees.
Shortly after Eileen moved out to Orange County in 2004, she started coming to our Scripture Text Workday which we held once a month at the Buena Park Meeting Room. She enjoyed making bookmarks with the laminating process and was so careful to do the work perfectly. She would bring her deviled eggs to the luncheon which we all loved.
After her car accident, we picked  her up to bring her to Sunday morning meeting. We didn't live too far and it was a pleasure to help her out. We had a routine – she would call us Sunday morning and ask us to pick her up. If she didn't call, we would call her. She was very appreciative and every so often she would take us out for Sunday dinner. She especially enjoyed the Spaghetti Factory.  
She loved any contact she could have with her Grandson David and his family. It meant so much to her. By June of 2012, Eileen wasn't doing so well.  David stepped up to do what was needed, that is, move her to be near him and his family.  What a sacrifice of love that was!  We all miss her, but rejoice in knowing she is safe at home with her Lord and Savior.
Thank you, David and Wendy, for so lovingly caring for her. May the Lord comfort you.

Eileen was devoted to her husband Wayne and their son Eric.    During WW II,  
She followed Wayne to the military bases he was assigned to.   It was not easy going to a new town and finding a place to stay but she did it because of her love for her husband.     She will be missed by all who knew her..
    Gordon

Auntie Eileen, thank you for the many small ways that you cared for me. I have happy memories of our lunches together with grandma Thelma. I'm glad you are now at rest in the arms of those you loved most.

   We have wonderful happy memories of our Auntie Eileen and Uncle Wayne.  Fun backyard bbq's, homemade ice cream, Auntie's specialties beautifully served at family dinners. Uncle Wayne's terrific STORIES!! ;D  Also, their faithfulness to their Savior and Christian influence on our entire family will always be treasured by us.
   David and Wendy our heartfelt sympathies are with you at this time.  Your loving care of your grandma in her final years was a true labor of love.
   With warmest love to you both...

Eileen, Eileen, Eileen... It's been too long, but you once again can see Wayne and Eric. You were a hoot while you were here with us - keep them smiling up there.  You will be greatly missed, till we meet again.
Suzanne (Lee) Greenidge  (Murrieta, CA)

I have many wonderful memories of Auntie Eileen. She was a proper lady with a kind heart and quick laugh. I will always remember the fun times I had spending the night with Uncle Wayne and Auntie Eileen in the home they built together. At breakfast it was the rule you had to drink your fresh squeezed orange juice before eating anything else. It was the best orange juice ever, from oranges grown in Uncle Waynes' orchard. I am happy she is finally home with her Lord and Savior and Uncle Wayne. I am looking forward to the day when we will all be together again very soon.

Wayne and Eileen were two of our best friends in Shadow Hills.  We had so many good times together.  We miss them, but know we will see them again in heaven.

Bill and Lois Lee, Sequim, WA

I have know Wayne and Eileen since I was a child. Many happy times at their home. Thoughts and prayers for the family. I will dwell in the house of the Lord forever.....To be with Christ which is far better....For me to live is Christ, and to die is gain.  Mary Frances Theis

Our thoughts & prayers are with you & your family. Your grandmother has been reunited with your grandpa,her loved ones & most importantly her Lord & Savior.

OBITUARY

Floris Eileen Larson

August 23, 1922 – November 10, 2014

Eternal Valley Memorial Park & Mortuary

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