Memories of BRADLEY KENNETH LARSON

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BRADLEY KENNETH LARSON

Winnemucca, Nevada

September 14, 1954 - May 17, 2018

Sep 14, 1954 - May 17, 2018

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Tiffanee Cravens

I have so many memories about my uncle starting at an early age. I will never forget when I fell into the freezing cold watering traugh. Uncle Brad was right behind me pulled me out and gave me his shirt. For a while though my brother and I thought he pushed me in 😂. This has been a lifelong chuckle between us all.

I have many camping memories. I loved listening to Uncle Brad, my dad and Aunt Laray playing guitars around the fire. Also during the rodeos one of the statements I remember Uncle would say. “Oh, she’s not hurting anything.” I loved being around the horses and brushing them etc, and he would just let me be a kid.
I also remember whe I first started riding horses he threw me up on the horse bareback, told me I didn’t need stirrups and if i fell off I needed to cowgirl up and hop back on.

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Jeanne Bliss

I always enjoyed Brad as a neighbor in Vernon....and was glad when he married Laray ...you were meant for each other♡♡

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Kerrie Fields

Laray I'm so sorry for your loss. You two always had something very special together. May god bless and comfort you and your family. Love Kerrie and TR Fields.

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Tammy Mclean

Lois Swindlehurst — "Laray, I don’t even know where to begin to tell you how sorry I am for your loss. I’m not able to tell you it will get better or that Brad’s in a better place, because I don’t know. The only comfort that I am able to provide is that Brad is not suffering any longer and you’ll always know where he is.
Maybe he met up with the Evans boys and they are laughing or telling jokes to each other. In my minds eye I can see Flint, Chris, Loyld Johnson and Brad riding around in one of thier trucks, seeing who could tell the best story. Brad could probably top them, but Flint would be a real close second. Actually, Flint would have them laughing so hard you’d be able to hear them from Eureka to Vernon.
I wish there was something more I could do or say that would make it easier for you. I hate this helpless feeling. You are in my thoughts and prayers and have been for a long time. I know we are not young, but it sure seems like the good ones are going fast.
May God Bless you and your family and keep you safe and comfortable until you meet again.
Love ya, Lois."

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Tammy Mclean

2005, Washoe County, NV, USA

Ok this is the right picture for the last caption

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Tammy Mclean

2005, Washoe County, NV, USA

Brad passed up many bigger bucks waiting for the rest of us and settled for this one!

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Chace Manske

2016, Winnemucca, NV, USA

Ill never forget putting the steel roofs on the cabins and Brad telling me its not the Taj Mahal for Christ sakes lol. Im sure gonna miss the ol Man. Rest in peace Mr. Larson.

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