Obituary for Kelly Ann Fuller-Larson
It is with a heavy heart that we announce the passing of Kelly Ann Fuller-Larson at Edmonton, Alberta on Monday, December 28, 2020 at the age of 47 years. Kelly was born on February 18, 1973, in Calgary, Alberta; where she did most of her schooling. She worked in the Service Industry and for many years worked as a Receptionist and Medical Assistant in a doctor’s office. Kelly loved her children dearly; they contribute the following:
My mother was a wonderful woman. From my earliest memories, she would always be there and do all she could for me. When the time came, for my siblings too. If you needed someone to talk to, a shoulder to cry on - it was her you would turn to. The best ear to listen, never hesitating to share her unsolicited advice about boys and life. She was our best friend. Our mom would love unconditionally and without judgement. She'd kiss our foreheads goodnight, make our breakfast in the morning and send notes with our lunch. Gorgeous inside and out, and a force to be reckoned with. Always standing up for what is right and making sure her voice was heard. She had a fire and such strength within her. We love you to the moon and back, mom. Always will.
Kelly’s life struggles are over and she is at Peace, You are in the arms of the Angels.
The World Changes
From year to year
Our lives from Day to Day,
But the Love and
Memory of You,
Shall never pass away.
Love Always, Mom and Dad
Kelly leaves to mourn, her children, Ashley Dann (Travis) of Grand Manan, New Brunswick and Jakob Larson (Connor) of Edmonton; her parents, Peter and Judy Fuller of Red Deer, her brother, Doug Fuller (Angela) of Eckville, Alberta, her aunt, Donna (Darren) Clancy of Warman, Saskatchewan, her aunt, Linda Cruickshank of Regina, Saskatchewan and her uncle, Dale Fuller (Marina) of Medicine Hat, Alberta; as well as numerous nieces, nephews and cousins. Kelly was predeceased by her husband, Robert Larson, a daughter, Brianna Simpson, her grandparents, Don and Doreen Cruickshank and Mary and Harold Hendren, her aunt, Dorrie Hancock (Charlie) and her uncle, Dave Cruickshank. Interment will be held at the Red Deer Cemetery, Red Deer, Alberta, at a later date. If desired, Memorial Donations in Kelly’s honor may be made to the Turning Point (Red Deer) at www.turningpoint-ca.org or to Women’s Mental Health in your area.
My mother was a wonderful woman. From my earliest memories, she would always be there and do all she could for me. When the time came, for my siblings too. If you needed someone to talk to, a shoulder to cry on - it was her you would turn to. The best ear to listen, never hesitating to share her unsolicited advice about boys and life. She was our best friend. Our mom would love unconditionally and without judgement. She'd kiss our foreheads goodnight, make our breakfast in the morning and send notes with our lunch. Gorgeous inside and out, and a force to be reckoned with. Always standing up for what is right and making sure her voice was heard. She had a fire and such strength within her. We love you to the moon and back, mom. Always will.
Kelly’s life struggles are over and she is at Peace, You are in the arms of the Angels.
The World Changes
From year to year
Our lives from Day to Day,
But the Love and
Memory of You,
Shall never pass away.
Love Always, Mom and Dad
Kelly leaves to mourn, her children, Ashley Dann (Travis) of Grand Manan, New Brunswick and Jakob Larson (Connor) of Edmonton; her parents, Peter and Judy Fuller of Red Deer, her brother, Doug Fuller (Angela) of Eckville, Alberta, her aunt, Donna (Darren) Clancy of Warman, Saskatchewan, her aunt, Linda Cruickshank of Regina, Saskatchewan and her uncle, Dale Fuller (Marina) of Medicine Hat, Alberta; as well as numerous nieces, nephews and cousins. Kelly was predeceased by her husband, Robert Larson, a daughter, Brianna Simpson, her grandparents, Don and Doreen Cruickshank and Mary and Harold Hendren, her aunt, Dorrie Hancock (Charlie) and her uncle, Dave Cruickshank. Interment will be held at the Red Deer Cemetery, Red Deer, Alberta, at a later date. If desired, Memorial Donations in Kelly’s honor may be made to the Turning Point (Red Deer) at www.turningpoint-ca.org or to Women’s Mental Health in your area.