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I'm sorry to have lost touch since Larry's mom and dad died... My best wishes for good memories to the family.   Lamont (in Oklahoma) and children (in Hawaii and California) lamont-lindstrom@utulsa.edu Lamont Lindstrom _______________   We in the Psychology Department are saddened to hear of Larry's death.  He was a great mentor to me when I arrived at Dickinson.  We'll miss him very much. Teresa A. Barber _______________   Diane and Engberg Family, I am very sorry for your loss of Larry.  I am his cousin (my father, Eddie Lindstrom, was his mother's brother.)  My brother, Lamont, has recently started a genealogy project, even traveling to Oland, Sweden, and finding living relatives there.  He reached out recently to Larry, having found some genealogy information that Larry had put online, so it is so unfortunate he wasn't able to connect with Larry in time. But, it did lead us to hear about his passing. I visited Uncle Floyd's and Auntie Elsie's farm in Montana I believe in the summer of 1969 (or there abouts).  I was a teenager, and my parents (Eddie and Jean) took us on a road trip from Martinez, California (where we were living) all the way to Montana.  I believe Aubrey was the only one still living at home at the time.  I still remember it as an amazing adventure, visiting many points of interest along the way, but the highlight was visiting my cousins on a working farm. I am married to Lloyd Kitazono and living in Walnut Creek, California.  We have 4 daughters and 4 granddaughters.  You will probably be hearing more about the genealogy from my brother, including requests to add your family info. Again, I am very sorry to hear of your loss.  I hope thoughts and prayers from friends and family will help you through this difficult time. Jody Lindstrom Kitazono ______________   Larry was a very special friend and person.  His belief in me gave me the courage to often do what I thought impossible.  He demanded much and believed that if one was to do something one ought to do it right. He challenged me to think, to dig for the truth and the not so obvious. I will miss him, think of him often, and keep him in my prayers daily. Dr. Tom Parell _______________     Your message of condolence will appear here.   Back to Obituaries

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