Charlotte Ann Larsen, of Glasgow, Montana was called home at the age of 71, on June 11th, 2017.
She was the wife of Rodney Larsen. They shared 33 years of marriage together. Charlotte was born in Sidney, Montana. She was the daughter of Martin and Myrtle Lake. Charlotte was the youngest of 6 children. Charlotte was a member of the First Lutheran Church of Glasgow. She enjoyed singing in the church choir, playing piano, doing crossword puzzles, flowers, embroidery and soap operas. But loved nothing more than spoiling her grandchildren.
Charlotte married John Lundstrom and joined an immediate family with step children Cindy, Duane, Gary, John and Buddy. Together she and John had six children Marty Lundstrom, Shon Lundstrom, Shane (Callie) Lundstrom, Heather (Kevin) Hartsock, Kristen Lundstrom, and Amanda (Paul) Peyton.
They later divorced and she married the love of her life and amazing father to her children, Rodney Larsen. Together Charlotte and Rodney had LaToya Roth and LaTalya (Jason) Holt. She has 18 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren.
She is proceeded in death by her parents, a brother George Lake and a grandchild, Kevin.
Charlotte loved to play the piano and listen to her children and grandchildren sing. She taught them every nursery rhyme and also made a few of her own up.
Charlotte was an amazing cook and baker; she is well known for her pies, caramel rolls and homemade buns. Her recipes were all top secret, she never liked to share them with anyone.
A service to celebrate Charlotte’s life will be Wednesday, June 14th at 1:00 p.m. at the Bell Mortuary in Glasgow, Montana. Charlotte loved God and is in her forever home!
Service Schedule
Celebration of Her Life
1:00 PM
Wednesday June 14, 2017
Bell Mortuary
701 2nd Ave. S.
Glasgow,
Service Schedule
Celebration of Her Life
1:00 PM
Wednesday June 14, 2017
Bell Mortuary
701 2nd Ave. S.
Glasgow,
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Holly says
Prayers to all of Charlottes family.
Petrea Martin-Rauch says
What a loss to this world! But what a gain to heaven! I have many, many wonderful memories of being “part” of the Lake family as I was growing up. Charlotte and I used to sit at the piano and sing our hearts out. Such a bountiful bunch of fun and work…we could squeeze into one day! This is another lesson for not putting off until tomorrow what you should do today…always thought, “I will call her someday and run up to see her.” Now it will be in heaven! My sincere condolences to her large family and friends. Petrea Pedersen Martin-Rauch
Diana Eaton says
Sending prayers to the family. May the Lord give you peace and love.
Arlie Gordon says
Sorry for your loss.