Victor Eugene Larson died suddenly Jan 3, 2019 at 90 years young.
Originally from Kansas City, Kansas, he joined the Army Air Corps and was a WWII veteran. After working his way to an executive position in medical equipment sales for AMSCO, he retired to Las Vegas and later to Bradenton, Florida.
Mr Larson is survived by his devoted wife, Ellen, and only brother, Jim Larson (Lynn) of Longboat Key and many family members including children, grand children, great grand children and a pet cat, Priscilla. His family and friends will miss his friendly welcoming smile.
Originally from Kansas City, Kansas, he joined the Army Air Corps and was a WWII veteran. After working his way to an executive position in medical equipment sales for AMSCO, he retired to Las Vegas and later to Bradenton, Florida.
Mr Larson is survived by his devoted wife, Ellen, and only brother, Jim Larson (Lynn) of Longboat Key and many family members including children, grand children, great grand children and a pet cat, Priscilla. His family and friends will miss his friendly welcoming smile.
Victor Eugene Larson died suddenly Jan 3, 2019 at 90 years young.
Originally from Kansas City, Kansas, he joined the Army Air Corps and was a WWII veteran. After working his way to an executive position in medical equipment sales for AMSCO, he retired to Las Vegas and later to Bradenton, Florida.
Mr Larson is survived by his devoted wife, Ellen, and only brother, Jim Larson (Lynn) of Longboat Key and many family members including children, grand children, great grand children and a pet cat, Priscilla. His family and friends will miss his friendly welcoming smile.
Originally from Kansas City, Kansas, he joined the Army Air Corps and was a WWII veteran. After working his way to an executive position in medical equipment sales for AMSCO, he retired to Las Vegas and later to Bradenton, Florida.
Mr Larson is survived by his devoted wife, Ellen, and only brother, Jim Larson (Lynn) of Longboat Key and many family members including children, grand children, great grand children and a pet cat, Priscilla. His family and friends will miss his friendly welcoming smile.
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