Completed her earthly mission at sunrise on the morning of Feb. 12. Born in Lehi, Utah. The fourth of five children to Edward Larsen and Clara Woodhouse Larsen. Married Dr. Guy A. Richards December 26, 1942 in Washington, D. C. Marriage was solemnized in the Mt. Timpanogas LDS Temple.
Raised in Lehi. Worked admiringly alongside her father at Larsen's market on Lehi's Main Street. Avid tennis player for Lehi High. Graduated from Brigham Young University. Worked at the Civil Aeronautics in Washington, D. C. during World War II. Returned to American Fork in 1947. Dedicated herself to her family and church. Worked tirelessly as a nurse in the family medical practice. Known to take her children, accompanied with many friends, on adventurous excursions ranging from California to Canada. Many have countless memories of her hikes to Silver Lake, trips to Yellowstone and enjoying her joyous company at the family cabin at Tibble Fork. Treasured her extended family, bridge club and many friends in American Fork and Beaver Dam, Arizona.
Husband of 65 years Dr. Guy Adams Richards, sons Guy E. (Susan), Dan and Doug, daughter Carolina (Curtis) Wright, 13 grandchildren, 30 great grandchildren, and sister Lois Skrlec survive. Two grandsons, Wade Richard and Greg Wright, parents, sisters Gayle and June and brother Boyd predeceased Clarice.
Raised in Lehi. Worked admiringly alongside her father at Larsen's market on Lehi's Main Street. Avid tennis player for Lehi High. Graduated from Brigham Young University. Worked at the Civil Aeronautics in Washington, D. C. during World War II. Returned to American Fork in 1947. Dedicated herself to her family and church. Worked tirelessly as a nurse in the family medical practice. Known to take her children, accompanied with many friends, on adventurous excursions ranging from California to Canada. Many have countless memories of her hikes to Silver Lake, trips to Yellowstone and enjoying her joyous company at the family cabin at Tibble Fork. Treasured her extended family, bridge club and many friends in American Fork and Beaver Dam, Arizona.
Husband of 65 years Dr. Guy Adams Richards, sons Guy E. (Susan), Dan and Doug, daughter Carolina (Curtis) Wright, 13 grandchildren, 30 great grandchildren, and sister Lois Skrlec survive. Two grandsons, Wade Richard and Greg Wright, parents, sisters Gayle and June and brother Boyd predeceased Clarice.
Completed her earthly mission at sunrise on the morning of Feb. 12. Born in Lehi, Utah. The fourth of five children to Edward Larsen and Clara Woodhouse Larsen. Married Dr. Guy A. Richards December 26, 1942 in Washington, D. C. Marriage was solemnized in the Mt. Timpanogas LDS Temple.
Raised in Lehi. Worked admiringly alongside her father at Larsen's market on Lehi's Main Street. Avid tennis player for Lehi High. Graduated from Brigham Young University. Worked at the Civil Aeronautics in Washington, D. C. during World War II. Returned to American Fork in 1947. Dedicated herself to her family and church. Worked tirelessly as a nurse in the family medical practice. Known to take her children, accompanied with many friends, on adventurous excursions ranging from California to Canada. Many have countless memories of her hikes to Silver Lake, trips to Yellowstone and enjoying her joyous company at the family cabin at Tibble Fork. Treasured her extended family, bridge club and many friends in American Fork and Beaver Dam, Arizona.
Husband of 65 years Dr. Guy Adams Richards, sons Guy E. (Susan), Dan and Doug, daughter Carolina (Curtis) Wright, 13 grandchildren, 30 great grandchildren, and sister Lois Skrlec survive. Two grandsons, Wade Richard and Greg Wright, parents, sisters Gayle and June and brother Boyd predeceased Clarice.
Raised in Lehi. Worked admiringly alongside her father at Larsen's market on Lehi's Main Street. Avid tennis player for Lehi High. Graduated from Brigham Young University. Worked at the Civil Aeronautics in Washington, D. C. during World War II. Returned to American Fork in 1947. Dedicated herself to her family and church. Worked tirelessly as a nurse in the family medical practice. Known to take her children, accompanied with many friends, on adventurous excursions ranging from California to Canada. Many have countless memories of her hikes to Silver Lake, trips to Yellowstone and enjoying her joyous company at the family cabin at Tibble Fork. Treasured her extended family, bridge club and many friends in American Fork and Beaver Dam, Arizona.
Husband of 65 years Dr. Guy Adams Richards, sons Guy E. (Susan), Dan and Doug, daughter Carolina (Curtis) Wright, 13 grandchildren, 30 great grandchildren, and sister Lois Skrlec survive. Two grandsons, Wade Richard and Greg Wright, parents, sisters Gayle and June and brother Boyd predeceased Clarice.
Gravesite Details
Services held Thursday, February 15, 2007 in the American Fork 6th Ward Chapel.
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