Dean L. Larsen

1927–2017 (90 years)

Hometown: Hyrum, Utah

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“The scriptures contain many evidences of the Lord’s willingness to prosper his people with the riches of the earth... We have the Lord’s assurance that he will bless and prosper his people if they will keep his commandments and remember to look to him as the source of their blessings... As we succeed, we have the sure promise of the Lord that he will prosper us in every way necessary for our well-being.” - Dean L. Larsen, LDS Presidency of the Seventy, October 1992 | wasmormon.org

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Born: May 31, 1927
Died: June 7, 2017
Age at Death: 90 years
Education: Utah State University, Brigham Young University (Ed.D.)
Profession: Educator, Administrator
Military Service: U.S. Navy (World War II)

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