Birth date: Dec 25, 1942 Death date: Nov 26, 2021
Launa Gae (Larson) Lindsey Launa Gae (Larson) Lindsey left this earth for a better place Friday, November 26, 2021, 11:05 am. She is no longer uncomfortable or suffering from the cancer she fought so valiantly for many years. She Read Obituary
I have so many good memories of Laura Gae when we were roomies at BYU. We had such fun times. I’ve followed her cancer battles over the last few years. It’s been a tough road. But I have admired her positive attitude throughout it all. I send my love and sympathy.
Dear the lovely Lindsey Family,
We had the honor of being a part of Launa Gae's medical Team for a few weeks while she was in San Francisco, and had the wonderful privilege of spending time with Launa Gae and her daughter, Liz. They both were an absolute joy to have in our clinic, all of our doctors and staff have such wonderful memories of when they were here.
We found Launa Gae to be very witty with a great sense of humor, was a great story teller, and she always seemed to have a positive spin on everything. We cannot recall when she complained about anything! When we think of Launa Gae in our office, we think of her knitting away and smiling in her treatment chair.
They represented to us, what a loving, supportive and close family should be like.
We hope her family will remember all the happy times with her, as we certainly will.
We were blessed to know you, and miss you, Launa Gae!
The Team at Anatara Medicine
San Francisco, CA
How very grateful I am that I was able to meet and join this wonderful family! When I first met John and then he introduced me to Aunt Launa Gae and Uncle Dan I knew I was among great people! Aunt Launa Gae was so kind and warm with me!! I felt like she loved me as her own. How grateful I am for my knowledge of the gospel and my knowledge that she is with her mom and dad and Shamilee!!! I love you Auntie!!
Stephanie Haderlie
As a young teen when she became family I have many fun and loving memories of the time her and Danny spent time in Michigan. She was a beautiful bride and a mentor to us younger cousins. I was fortunate enough when I graduated to spend a few days with them in California. Even with 3 young daughters to care for she made time for me, and together we all went to Disneyland. It was a special time for me. She was thrilled when we all found time on social media as a way to stay in touch. I know her girls were the greatest gifts God gave her. May her love of them carry them this time of grief. Love and prayers marcia finn lowe
