Larry was a WWII veteran stationed in Luxembourg, while in boot-camp in Tacoma Washington he met Bricky Duckwitz, they were married and had one child Larry. After he returned from service they were divorced and Bricky and son returned to Tacoma Washington.
Upon returning from WWII he worked at St. Paul Blue Print. He met Esther Gardner, they were married in 1949 and had a family of five children. In the 50's he went to work for the Northern Pacific Railroad in the engineering dept first as a draftsman then moved to routing checking clearances for oversize freight shipments on all of their railroad right-of-ways.
After retirement he and Esther retired to their summer home on Lake Lindstrom, MN. They spent their winters in McAllen TX. Larry loved fishing with Esther and his time with a coffee group in Lindstrom playing dice.
Upon returning from WWII he worked at St. Paul Blue Print. He met Esther Gardner, they were married in 1949 and had a family of five children. In the 50's he went to work for the Northern Pacific Railroad in the engineering dept first as a draftsman then moved to routing checking clearances for oversize freight shipments on all of their railroad right-of-ways.
After retirement he and Esther retired to their summer home on Lake Lindstrom, MN. They spent their winters in McAllen TX. Larry loved fishing with Esther and his time with a coffee group in Lindstrom playing dice.
Larry was a WWII veteran stationed in Luxembourg, while in boot-camp in Tacoma Washington he met Bricky Duckwitz, they were married and had one child Larry. After he returned from service they were divorced and Bricky and son returned to Tacoma Washington.
Upon returning from WWII he worked at St. Paul Blue Print. He met Esther Gardner, they were married in 1949 and had a family of five children. In the 50's he went to work for the Northern Pacific Railroad in the engineering dept first as a draftsman then moved to routing checking clearances for oversize freight shipments on all of their railroad right-of-ways.
After retirement he and Esther retired to their summer home on Lake Lindstrom, MN. They spent their winters in McAllen TX. Larry loved fishing with Esther and his time with a coffee group in Lindstrom playing dice.
Upon returning from WWII he worked at St. Paul Blue Print. He met Esther Gardner, they were married in 1949 and had a family of five children. In the 50's he went to work for the Northern Pacific Railroad in the engineering dept first as a draftsman then moved to routing checking clearances for oversize freight shipments on all of their railroad right-of-ways.
After retirement he and Esther retired to their summer home on Lake Lindstrom, MN. They spent their winters in McAllen TX. Larry loved fishing with Esther and his time with a coffee group in Lindstrom playing dice.
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