John Austin Larrabee III - 网上纪念网站

I thought for a while about how to think of one memory, so I will sum it up by saying if I could only have one more...laugh; one more walk; one more e-card; one more wink; one more smile; one more dance; one more song; one more date; one more kiss; one more phone call; one more hug; one more rummy game; one more camp fire; one more football game; one more hug; one more church service; one more "I love you!".  Thank you for the memories, though they are all I have now, I will cherish them forever, and I will love you forever, babe.  Blessings are upon our family and I do know why!  Go Beavs!

John was so excited about the formation of the Cowlitz-Wahkikakum Vulnerable Adult Task Force.  His passion to protect the elderly from abuse, fraud and neglect gave me renewed energy and focus for our mission.  He was a brother in arms and will be greatly missed by all of us on the Task Force.

Johnnie is such a sweet memory to us, his Great Aunt Rose and Great Uncle Neil. We shared e mails and phone calls and it was our privelege to be able to see him and Lynda last summer at our daughter, Nancy's home, in Corvallis. She and her husband, Joe Gradin, had a few McLennan relatives there one day last summer, and we also got to see his mother Pat, and Sam, her hubby. John loved family get-togethers-- he was so special-- he will be greatly missed.

John was always so funny and helpful.  I remember when he had barely met Lisa and I and we were throwing a party at our house.  He offered to come over early that weekday afternoon (and did) to help me set up for it.  He was a great teammate and we really enjoyed softball together.  Of course, there was always Lola's Room, where John seemed to really come alive and have so much fun dancing with Lynda and hanging out will all of us.  I already miss John so much.  I hope he knows it...