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1973
Carrieanne
2014
Carrieanne Larson
September 11, 1973 — December 25, 2014
Carrieanne L. Larson, 41, of Waukon, IA, died Thursday, December 25, 2014, at her home. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, December 31st, at 11:00 AM at First Presbyterian Church in Waukon, with Pastor Grant VanderVelden officiating. Burial will be at Frankville Cemetery, Frankville, IA. Friends may call from 4:00 PM - 8:00 PM Tuesday at Martin Funeral Home in Waukon.
Carrieanne Lynn Larson was born September 11, 1973, at the Postville Community Hospital in Postville, IA; she was the daughter of Phillip Fowler and Lanette (Allen) Burroughs. Carrie was baptized at Frankville Presbyterian Church in Frankville, IA, and confirmed at First Presbyterian Church in Waukon, IA. She grew up in Waukon where she later graduated from Waukon High School. Carrie then took NICC classes in Calmar, IA, for various types of training. While in high school, she worked at Dave's Gus and Tony's and also worked at the Good Samaritan Center as a dietary aide. After graduating high school, Carrie continued working at Good Sam doing a variety of jobs including being: a nursing aide, a medication aide, and a physical therapy aide. After working at Good Sam since she was 16, in 2006 Carrie decided to start working at Hartig Drug as a pharmacy technician. In 1994, Carrie married the love of her life Casey Michael Larson at First Presbyterian Church in Waukon. The couple then made their home together in Waukon until 2000, when they briefly lived in Wild Rose, WI, until returning to Waukon in 2001.
Carrie was a member of First Presbyterian Church in Waukon. She was very family oriented, most of her time was spent following and supporting both her daughters' school activities and sports games. She loved to go camping with her family at places like Jellystone and Spook Cave, and also enjoyed traveling for family vacations. The most memorable trip that she was hoping to take again was to San Antonio, TX, and visiting the city's River Walk.
Carrie is survived by her husband Casey of Waukon; her two daughters: Kennedy and Brooklyn also of Waukon; father Phillip (Linda) Fowler of Waterloo, IA, mother Lanette Burroughs of Hazleton, IA; sister Crystal (Jimmy) Weahkee of Aztec, NM; step-siblings: David (Sue) Burroughs, Debra (Steve) Wolfe, Danny Burroughs, and Darren (Angie) Burroughs; two brothers-in-law: Jared (Stephanie) Larson of Monona, IA, and Jordon Olson of Waukon; sister-in-law Leena Larson of Waukon; mother-in-law Sheila (Rick) Steele of Waukon; and many nieces, nephews, cousins, and other family.
She was preceded in death by her infant daughter Carly Ruby Marguerite; maternal grandparents Leslie and Ruth Allen; paternal grandmother Marge Lambert; father-in-law Lowell Larson; and cousin Jennie Mahr.
Honorary casketbearers are Mikayla, Dakota, Blake, and Ethan Holly, Brianna, Carter, and Caleb Larson, and Austin Evanson. Casketbearers are Nathan Mahr, Jordan and Austin Hogan, Darren and David Burroughs, Rod Idhe, and Chad and Shawn Allen.
Carrieanne Lynn Larson was born September 11, 1973, at the Postville Community Hospital in Postville, IA; she was the daughter of Phillip Fowler and Lanette (Allen) Burroughs. Carrie was baptized at Frankville Presbyterian Church in Frankville, IA, and confirmed at First Presbyterian Church in Waukon, IA. She grew up in Waukon where she later graduated from Waukon High School. Carrie then took NICC classes in Calmar, IA, for various types of training. While in high school, she worked at Dave's Gus and Tony's and also worked at the Good Samaritan Center as a dietary aide. After graduating high school, Carrie continued working at Good Sam doing a variety of jobs including being: a nursing aide, a medication aide, and a physical therapy aide. After working at Good Sam since she was 16, in 2006 Carrie decided to start working at Hartig Drug as a pharmacy technician. In 1994, Carrie married the love of her life Casey Michael Larson at First Presbyterian Church in Waukon. The couple then made their home together in Waukon until 2000, when they briefly lived in Wild Rose, WI, until returning to Waukon in 2001.
Carrie was a member of First Presbyterian Church in Waukon. She was very family oriented, most of her time was spent following and supporting both her daughters' school activities and sports games. She loved to go camping with her family at places like Jellystone and Spook Cave, and also enjoyed traveling for family vacations. The most memorable trip that she was hoping to take again was to San Antonio, TX, and visiting the city's River Walk.
Carrie is survived by her husband Casey of Waukon; her two daughters: Kennedy and Brooklyn also of Waukon; father Phillip (Linda) Fowler of Waterloo, IA, mother Lanette Burroughs of Hazleton, IA; sister Crystal (Jimmy) Weahkee of Aztec, NM; step-siblings: David (Sue) Burroughs, Debra (Steve) Wolfe, Danny Burroughs, and Darren (Angie) Burroughs; two brothers-in-law: Jared (Stephanie) Larson of Monona, IA, and Jordon Olson of Waukon; sister-in-law Leena Larson of Waukon; mother-in-law Sheila (Rick) Steele of Waukon; and many nieces, nephews, cousins, and other family.
She was preceded in death by her infant daughter Carly Ruby Marguerite; maternal grandparents Leslie and Ruth Allen; paternal grandmother Marge Lambert; father-in-law Lowell Larson; and cousin Jennie Mahr.
Honorary casketbearers are Mikayla, Dakota, Blake, and Ethan Holly, Brianna, Carter, and Caleb Larson, and Austin Evanson. Casketbearers are Nathan Mahr, Jordan and Austin Hogan, Darren and David Burroughs, Rod Idhe, and Chad and Shawn Allen.
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