Daniel Larson Obituary, Death – According to the Richland County Coroner’s Office, the identify of the guy who vanished while kayaking in Lake Carolina on Thursday has been made public. The man was last seen in the water.
The individual has been identified as Daniel M. Larson, who is 41 years old, according to the Richland County Coroner Naida Rutherford. According to a representative for the fire department, Larson’s body was found in Lake Carolina on Thursday, March 14, after the vehicle that was the subject of the discovery overturned at the lake.
Following the fact that he did not reappear, the Columbia Fire Department and the Department of Natural Resources spent a considerable amount of time searching for him. The body of the deceased individual was found in the Northeast Columbia neighborhood in Richland County, according to the authorities, after many hours of searching. The death of Daniel Lee Larson, who resided in Pendleton, Oregon, was a suicide that occurred on June 1, 2010. His parents, Gary and Gloria Larson, welcomed him into the world on May 24th, 1977 in Rochester, Minnesota.
During his sixth year, Daniel made a request to Jesus to enter his heart. It was in 1995 when he graduated from Bozeman High School, which he attended after moving to Bozeman, Montana, with his family. He attended Devry University in Phoenix, Arizona, where he received his associate’s degree in electronics.
He got a job in the electronics industry in Sidney, Billings, and Bozeman because he had a deep affection for the state of Montana. He tied the knot with Megan Kingsfater in Billings, Montana, in the year 2001, and they eventually divorced.
Daniel relocated to Pendleton, Oregon in 2005 in order to assist in the operation of his father’s business, which was called G G Cleaning and Water Restoration. At the same time, he was graduating from Devry University with a bachelor’s degree in technical management.
His goal was to get a Master of Business Administration degree, and he was currently enrolled in graduate school. Daniel was a fan of skiing, listening to music, and going on hikes in the mountains close to Bozeman. His parents would come to him for assistance if they were having trouble figuring out how to use their computers.
He was able to fix anything technological, and he did wonderful remodeling work. Daniel was a smart individual who had the ability to make his sisters laugh with his “one-liners.” One of Daniel’s favorite things to do was to play with his nieces and nephews.
His parents, Gary and Gloria Larson, as well as his sisters, Gwen Dustin Wardell and Joy Randy Zwagerman, as well as his nieces and nephews, Kylie, Kenesha, and Logan Zwagerman, as well as his maternal grandmother, Ethel Malvick, and his paternal grandmother, Arllys Buesing, as well as his aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends, are among those who are left behind upon his passing.
Both of his grandfathers, his maternal grandfather Edwin Malvick and his paternal grandfather Lee Larson, as well as his step-grandfather Lyle Buesing, passed away before him. Grace Bible Church in Bozeman, Montana will host the funeral services on Tuesday, June 8 at 2:00 p.m., and burial will take place at Sunset Hills Cemetery. The funeral services were held on June 6 in Pendleton, Oregon. The Dahl Funeral Chapel will be open for visitation from ten till twelve o’clock.
