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Kevin James Larson Biography
Kevin James Larson, to most, known as James, was a beloved father, husband, and friend. He lived a life full of love and adventure until the very end. January 2, Kevin took part on his last expedition. Kevin, 38, was born on July 15, 1978 in the small town of Owensville, Indiana. He grew up with an adventurous spirit and a love for travel. He and his friends took a road trip annually starting their senior year of high school. The summer of 1996, Lisa Turner was introduced into his life and became Lisa Larson, the following year. December 28, Kevin said his last goodbyes to his family as he set out on a trip to Alaska. He was meeting his friends in the mountains for their annual adventure. Accompanied by man’s best friend, they took a detour

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