Colin Nathaniel Larson was the last of the trio to enter the world that early morning of February 2, 2000. In the past 13 short years, he has been a source of laughter and compassion in our family. His tragic passing has torn our hearts apart. We trust that he is now in the arms of his heavenly Father, but he will be sorely missed.

Marvin was born June 23, 1941 to Ivan and LaVerna (Buchheim) Morford in Highmore, SD. At the age of 17 he went to work for his brother, Dale at the filling station, and at the age of 18, he went to work for the SD Game, Fish and Parks driving heavy equipment. In 1963, he married Gail Peterson in Hot Springs, SD. Also that year, he became the foreman for the Game Fish and Parks, which spanned 38 years. He was also active in the National Guard for 12 years. After he retired, he went to work blading roads for Potterfield Electric, B

Jeanne Kay Kronemeyer loved her family. She was born in Billings Montana on April 13, 1948, to George and Ada Bohl (Ewen). She married Skip Kronemeyer in 1967, and in 45 years of marriage they had four children together: Andrea, Andrew, Nathan, and Peter. She loved being a mother and ushered her children through life, attending every activity and celebrating every achievement. She made sure the family ate a home cooked meal every night and was the glue of her family.  The constant encourager, she would listen to any problem large or small, and was a champion for her family.

Karen Diann (Smith) Delbridge was born to William Perry and Amanda (Sattler) Smith on June 4, 1946, on the Ranch at Herford, SD. Beginning her life weighing under four pounds, she attended grade school at the Doyle school 2 ½ miles from her home riding her horse Becky.