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Lawrence M. Wergin

Posted 2021-05-09 by mhenderson
Published in Today's News Herald on May 9, 2021 -
Lake Havasu City, Arizona -

Lawrence M. Wergin died at his home Sunday morning, January 10, 2021
with his wife by his side.

Larry was born June 29, 1939 in Winner, South Dakota to Carl and Lena
Wergin. He graduated from Winner High School and attended South Dakota
State University on an Air Force ROTC scholarship. Larry graduated
with a degree in Math and attended Oklahoma State University for his
Master's studies where he met Elizabeth Tarner. They married in 1962
in Bartlesville, OK.

Larry and Betsy raised three children while Larry's career took them
from Oklahoma to California, Colorado, Nebraska, and Kansas.

Eventually they returned to Colorado and enjoyed the first half of
their retirement years enjoying the mountains around the town of
Granby. The second half of their retirement years saw those seeking
warmer winters in Lake Havasu, Arizona.

Whether it was Colorado or Arizona, Larry was active in church,
sometimes in lay leadership, sometimes in worship leadership,
sometimes simply wielding a hammer on construction projects as they
helped the church build and grow.

While Larry's life was cut short by covid, he was always committed to
his family and to the Lord. He is survived by his children Barry and
his wife Janice, Rand and his wife Vanessa, Karin Moglia and her
husband John, 10 grandchildren, and five great-grandchildren.

Memorial donations may be sent to Mt Olive Lutheran Church in Lake
Havasu, Arizona. Larry requested donations to their favorite ministry
in the church: the Wood Working Shop





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