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Graveside services were held April 17, 1975 for Larkin B. LeSueur, age 27. Larkin was born March 19, 1948 in Vancouver, Washington, to Walter Bryant and Viola Blood LeSueur.
He married Jean Marie Peterson on Feb. 28, 1975 in Nephi, Utah.
Larkin was a Marine Veteran of the Vietnam War. Larkin had been involved in many theater productions in the Salt Lake City area throughout his life. He was currently enrolled at Brigham Young University where he was very active in the drama department. He also enjoyed art and boxing.
Survivors include his widow, son, three brothers and two sisters.
Burial Kaysville Memorial Park, Utah.
Sissel Hadel (Hawkes)
Because he died so young,I have for years mourned Larkin's death.For the first time ,I read about his drama interest. .his time in the Marines...Vietnam...his marriage....no words to say how much of life he has missed..and how life has missed him...
Richard Trevithick
Larkin LeSueur and I joined the Marine Corps together in 1966 and we served together for a few months. We stayed in touch, and I went to his funeral. Larkin left a son who never got to meet his father, and Larkin was not aware he had a child on the way. Marilyn Smoot and I used to visit his grave in the Spring and leave a flag.
This is Marilyn at Larkin's grave in April, 2003.
Sissel Hadel (Hawkes)
Richard, I am so glad you posted....posted Marilyn's picture....I am so sad to think about his son...and his unborn baby ...the end of their little family...I am glad you and Marilyn visited his grave... together.... I am coming from LA for the reunion. ...hope to see you..Sissel
Sissel Hadel (Hawkes)
Richard,...still thinking about Larkin...and you...1966 was an extremely difficult time to serve in the military...Thank you,Richard...
Cathy Dickerson (Lengeling)
See you at the reunion....remember walking home senior year sometimes with Larkin, sometimes he would cross the street to be away from my silliness. Heard that he had died young. I am finally back in Utah after too many years, marriages and the midwest. see you in august!
Charles English
Charlie English
Larkin and I were best friends .. we lived across from each other on E Street... I heard of his death and he will be missed.