Charles L. Larson, Jr., 61, of Frankfort, died February 4, 2023 at IU Arnett Hospital, Lafayette, Ind. He was born July 20, 1961 in Lafayette, Ind to Charles L. Larson Sr. and Phyllis Jean (Hetrick) Larson.
Charles was a 1981 graduate of Frankfort High School. He attended the New Life Assembly of God and had formerly attended Living Word Church. He was a fan of Weird Al Yankovic and loved flowers.
Visitation and Services
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday, February 13, 2023 at Goodwin Funeral Home, 200 S. Main St., Frankfort. Ken Rushing will officiate. Visitation will begin a 1 p.m., until time of service at the funeral home. Burial will be in Clarks Hill Cemetery. Memorial donations may be made to Ability Services, Inc., 110 S. Prairie Ave., Frankfort, IN 46041.
Survived by:
He is survived by his mother, Phyllis Larson of Frankfort, several cousins and his 1981 Frankfort High School classmates, who remained his friends through the years.
So sorry for your loss. Charles was such a bright light. I will never forget his wonderful heart. He was much loved by his classmates and I know he loved us.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleMrs. Larson~I want to express my sympathy to you in the loss of your son, Charles. Charles and I go way back. We were both Kyger Kats. But, I really didn’t get to know Charles well until High School. We’ve kept in touch since and I cared for him deeply. He was loved and supported by our class. I know Charles thought of us all as his brothers and sisters. We all loved him. I hope that brings you some comfort.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleSo sorry to hear of your loss.
Charles was so full of life and loved by all of his classmates.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleCharles, rest in the arms of Jesus.
Prayers for the family.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleSo sorry, Phyllis. You took such good care of him.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleVery sorry for your loss. I graduated with Charles. He was always so kind-hearted. His pure spirit will be missed. Sincere prayers for the family.
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Facebook Twitter GooglePraying for you all, Charles was a true ray of sunshine. I got the honor to walk in with him on graduation day. Rest high on the mountain Charles, love you classmate.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleSorry to read about Charles’s passing.
I was in the class ahead of him. I can still see his smiling face and hear his voice, in the halls of FHS. He was a strong soul. I know he is missed by many.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleSo very sorry for your loss. Charles was my classmate of 1981. He had such s sweet heart and warm spirit. I pray God gives you comfort at this time. Prayers for a peaceful few days.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleBless you, Charles. Rest in peace.
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Facebook Twitter GooglePrayers for your family. Rip Charles
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Facebook Twitter GoogleI had Charles in my special needs class at Kyger elementary school. What a sweet boy he was as was his family. So sorry to read of his passing. Mrs. Kersey
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Facebook Twitter GoogleWe love you Phyllis and our prayers are with you in your loss.
Dan and Linda Driggs
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Facebook Twitter GoogleChuck & I rode bus 15 together & went to Jefferson elementary together. Always had a smile on his face & full of laughter. My husband {Lawrence K. Talbert II} & I enjoyed visiting with him time from time, then I lost contact after Larry’s death. I’m so glad he knew Jesus & knowing I’ll see him again in Heaven. May God console your hearts thru this time. A loss here on earth, but a gain for the Kingdom of Heaven. You’ll be in our Family’s Prayers. In His Service, Carole Reed-Talbert
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Facebook Twitter GoogleWhat a great loss. Charles was a good friend from high school. I really hate to hear this. My prayers are with you Mrs. Larson.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleSo sorry for the loss of your son Mrs. Larson, I graduated with Charles in 1981. He was a bright spot in this world and will be truly missed. May you comforted in your time of grief.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleSo sorry to hear this Phyllis. Hugs
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Facebook Twitter GoogleSo very sorry for your loss. I know you took good care of Charles. It sounds like you raised a wonderful man. I barely remember your family visiting at my grandparents home, Ivan & Mary Louise Hollis. I was very young at the time. May the Lord give you peace for the days ahead. Laying your child to rest for their eternal home is a very difficult task. Forever grateful for our eternal home of peace and healing but our earthly hearts will miss our children until we see them again in eternity.
Prayers, Brenda Keller McIntosh
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