Brian Dean Larson

Brian Dean Larson, a cherished husband, father, grandfather, brother, and friend, passed away peacefully surrounded by love on October 14, 2024, in Muskego, WI, after a valiant battle with cancer. Born on April 29, 1948, in Kendall, WI, Brian’s life was a testament to his gentle nature, thoughtful spirit, and the joy he found in the simple pleasures of life.

Brian shared 76 years of his life with us, leaving behind a legacy of love. He was the beloved spouse of Carlene Larson, who stood by his side in every chapter of life. His family was his pride and joy, including his step-mother, Debbe Larson; brother, David (Kay) Larson; sisters-in-law, Jan (Bill) Bowersox; Lynette (Gary) Heath and Kara (Mark) Goldader. He was a guiding light to his children, Jon (Jennifer) Larson, Jeff (Perla) Larson, Sarah (Garrett) Hoyer, and Kathyrn (Jonathan) Sell. His memory will be cherished by his treasured grandchildren, Grace (James) Brownell, Luke Larson, Claire (James) Weslaski, Sam Larson, Stone Larson, Reina Larson, Jesse Subia (Phillip), Asalia (Evan) Alvarez, Sam Aliotta, Sofia Aliotta, Colin Bores (Laurel), Emily Bores, Noah Bores, Derek Hoyer, Ellie Sell, and Hannah Sell.

Brian's great-grandchildren Hollyn, Kate, Darcy, William, and Emberleigh will grow up hearing stories of their great-grandfather's kindness and the love he had for his family. They will learn of his gentle spirit, his selfless nature, and how he made the world a better place by simply being in it.

Brian was preceded in death by his parents, Belva and Erling Larson; his brother, Doug Larson; his infant daughter, Julie; and his in-laws, Joyce and Glenn Northcott, Sharyn (Bob) Meyer, and Doug Northcott.

Brian's life was one of service and dedication. He proudly served his country in the National Guard, and his community as an MRI Technician at General Electric, where his meticulous care and compassion touched the lives of many. He was a man of many talents, and his interests were as varied as they were rich. Brian found solace in playing the guitar at his church, where his music uplifted the spirits of all who heard it. His love for golfing provided him with hours of joy and camaraderie on the greens, while his passion for woodworking allowed him to demonstrate his creativity. Known for being incredibly handy, Brian could fix or build almost anything, a skill he generously shared with family and friends. His gentle demeanor and thoughtful approach to life's challenges made him a source of strength and comfort to all who were lucky enough to know him.

Brian's life was a beautiful melody of moments that resonated with love, creativity, and faith. He approached every day with a quiet confidence and a smile that could light up a room. His legacy is not only in the tangible things he built and repaired but also in the intangible love and wisdom he imparted.

Brian's family will hold him in their hearts forever, remembering the precious moments, the laughter, and the lessons he shared. They will honor his memory by living out the values he embodied and passing on his legacy of love to future generations. Brian Dean Larson will be deeply missed, but his story will be told with smiles and a deep sense of gratitude for the time spent with such an extraordinary man.

In Lieu of flowers, Memorials are preferred to a charity of your choice.

Visitation at St. Leonard Catholic Church, W173 S7743 Westwood Drive, Muskego, on Saturday, November 9th from 11:30 AM - 1:15 PM. Mass of Christian Burial at 1:30 PM. The link to access the live stream of the Mass is:  https://youtube.com/live/MDwa-WnhXbI?feature=share  .

Inurnment immediately followed in the Columbarium at St. Leonard.