We are sad to announce that on March 20, 2022, at the age of 52, Angelia Jurgens Larson of Wasilla, Alaska, born in Havre, Montana passed away. Leave a sympathy message to the family on the memorial page of Angelia Jurgens Larson to pay them a last tribute.

She is survived by : her husband Jay Larson; her children, Madeline, McKinley, Max and Miles (Jay); her parents, James Jurgens and Marylin Farnsworth; her siblings, Stephanie Jurgens and James Jurgens (Halee); and her nieces and nephews, Dylan, Madysen, Easton, Nora and Boston.

In lieu of flowers, donations in Angie's memory may be made to the Wasilla High School football booster club (Go, Warriors!), where her sons Miles and Max are both team members. Checks can be sent to Wasilla Football League / P.O. Box 870912 / Wasilla, AK 99687, or donations may be made via Venmo to @WasillaFootballLeague.

Funeral arrangement under the care of
Benton Funeral Home

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April 5, 2022

Leslie Rosenberger wrote a sympathy message

“Dear Larson family, Angie brought such joy, laughter, and passion to this world. Her generous heart & gorgeous smile are unforgettable. I missed seeing her in the office these last few years, but I'm hopeful you all got to spend extra time with her during the pandemic and make terrific memories. She was amazing! She was a well-loved member of our BLM family. My deepest condolences to each of you.”

April 5, 2022

Michael Bernas wrote a sympathy message

“To Jay, the kids, and all of Angie’s family, I am so sorry for your loss. I met Angie at a budget class in 2010 and two weeks later I was working with her. We work closely over the years in several different roles. She always brightened the room and sought to include everybody. Angie became like an older sister to me. She will be truly missed by all that she touched. Rest in peace my dear friend.”

April 5, 2022

Janine Leist wrote a sympathy message

“My heart goes out to Jay, the kids and the family! Angie was larger than life, she had a way of calming people and brightening up a room. Angie was more than by boss of six years at the BLM, she was my friend and a confidant professionally and personally. Angie was an open book, she shared many stories about her family, it felt like I had known them for a long time. Angie adored her family, they were her world! You will be forever missed, Rest in Peace! Janine Leist”

April 4, 2022

Keri Gronewald wrote a sympathy message

“To Jay and all of Angie’s family and loved ones, I am so sorry for your loss. I will miss Angie in my life. I didn’t get to see her often, to my regret, but she’s always been a good friend and a pleasure to work with and be around. I’m happy for the time you got to spend together at your new home and that she took that trip to Hawaii. I hope you find peace in your broken hearts. Love, Keri”

April 2, 2022

Stacy Sanchez wrote a sympathy message

“My heart goes out to Angie’s family. She was a light and a dear friend. I’m going to miss our chats and laughs. Her energy was contagious and I’m grateful that I got to know her in her short time. Sending lots of love and prayers to her family.”

March 31, 2022

Ketti Spomer wrote a sympathy message

“Angie, you were a bright spot in my life. I can't imagine how the world will even go on without your energy to keep it on its axis. I learned so much from you and hope I can do you proud. Alas, it's time to put that basket down. Rest in peace my dear friend.”

March 30, 2022

Dan Dearborn wrote a sympathy message

“Rest In Peace my beautiful friend and co worker. You lived your life at full speed and are an inspiration for me, my family and so many others. The hardest I’ve ever laughed is with you. Always I will remember your trademark laugh. You light up any room you enter. Above all, you loved your family, ferociously. I will never , never forget you.”

April 1, 2022

Brenda Miles wrote a comment

“I am in shock to hear of this very sad news. Angie was the funniest, sweetest person ever. I had so much fun with her during fire training/meetings in Minnesota. She got me my very favorite fire assignment to McCarthy, Alaska. I can't imagine this world without Angie. And it was so wonderful to hear how much she loved her husband and children. They meant everything to that Beautiful Lady. Rest in Peace my Dear Friend.”