Birth date: Sep 17, 1939 Death date: Dec 8, 2016
Larry Robert Engstrom September 17, 1939 ~ December 8, 2016 Larry Robert Engstrom, 77, passed away peacefully in his home Thursday, December 8th 2016. Larry was born in Portland, Oregon, on September 17, 1939. He attended Scappoo Read Obituary
We are so sorry, but what a pleasure to have known Larry for so many years. Such a nice man. Our prayers for peace and comfort for all your family.
Dale & Jill Turner
There is nothing like the self esteem gained once you have landed your first real job. I think Larry knew that and that is why he offered that opportunity to so many of us as we grew up in Scappoose. It meant a lot to me to be working at Larry's Shell in high school. Fond memories playing foosball at the Engstrom residence during High School. He will me missed. God bless.
Judi , Larry will be remembered always by your loving family, and all of. His many friends we are thinking of you all ,at this sad time . With love Dick and stephanie Johnson and family.
The world is a better place because Larry was with us! He was such a kind neighbor with a warm welcoming smile. When I was a member of the volunteer fire department he was such a good mentor. It was not just teaching skills but by example showing that everyone in our community mattered.He was so proud of his family and may God bless and comfort you all. Love,Dave and Narlene Craig
I have a lot of great memories of Larry. He helped my dad (Rick Herglund) a lot after we lost my mom. He helped me when I was a single mom, and my car didn't start,he came to my house and found out it was a bad battery. He went back to the station and brought back a new one. He let me make payments on it. I will stay a loyal customer as long as it is in his family. So sad to see him gone. Love and sympathy to the family.
So sorry to hear about Larry. What a neat guy. Our paths crossed so many times in the years we lived in Scappoose...community functions, sports, school...always something and so many good visits with Larry and the family. My most favorite remembrance of Larry was years ago when they played Donkey Basketball. I never laughed so hard in my life. Our sympathy and prayers go out to the family. It is a great loss to the community. John and Kay Baricevic
