He is survived by his two children, Michael and Elizabeth Inloes, his siblings Brenda, Brian (Angela), and David (Cort), and his nieces and nephew Emma (Tyler) DeBehnke, John, and Mary.

Jackson,
Jerry

I have been employed as a chemist for the WI. Dept. of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection for the past 36 years. We have a daughter (Kelly) and a son (Brian) and 4 grandchildren.

Paul and Janet (Zebell) Jacobson
708 Paradise Dr
Stoughton, WI 53589

E-mail: jacobpe1@juno.com

Deceased. Lawrence (Larry) A. Jameson passed away after a sudden and brief battle with cancer at 71 years, on February 21, 2024, surrounded by the love & comfort of his family. Larry was a dedicated family man, a seasoned military officer, and a successful strategy consultant. He was born in Elkhart, Indiana on December 30, 1952. He earned his BS in communications at University of Wisconsin - Steven's Point in 1975. It was during his college years that he the love of his life Mary Jo (Fischer), whom he married on July 2, 1976. Larry joined the U.S. Army and saw the world for 22+ years beginning in in 1976. He served with the Army's esteemed 101st Airbourne Division in Fort Campbell, Ky. Larry's dedicated service spanned multiple leadership and staff positions, including four European tours and serving in Desert Storm. His commitment to duty took him to 47 countries culminating in the completion of his military career at Wright Patterson Air Force Base. Lt. Colonel Jameson retired in February of 1998. Larry settled in Dayton Ohio with his wife of 46 years, three children and 5 grandchildren. Post-retirement, Larry founded his own consulting firm, specializing in strategy execution and project management for both private sector and the government arena. He continued this endeavor passionately from 1998 until his passing. Larry dedicated years of volunteering for the Wayne Booster Club and serving as President of the Huber Heights Athletic Foundation. Whether running concession stands at local games, or in the stands cheering fervently with MaryJo, Larry was an unwavering presence at his children's sporting events. Larry loved family vacations to the beach, traveling with his wife, gardening, playing golf with his sons and son-in-law, and spending time in his Packer man cave. He loved following the grands' activities as enthusiastically as he did his own children's pursuits. Larry will be greatly missed by his family and friends.

Survivors:
Wife Mary Jo and their three children: Eric Jameson, Andy Jameson and Lisa Jameson- Riddle (John) and his five grandchildren, Joseph, Codyn, Gweny, Lucy, and Myles.

Sisters, Christine and Carole Jameson, 4 sisters-in-law, 4 brothers-in-law, nine nieces, four nephews, and a multitude of other relatives and friends.

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Madison, WI 53704
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