In Memory of
Lloyd Bernard Latour
September 14th, 1938 - June 25th, 2022

Place of Death

Seaforth Manor Long Term Care Home

Obituary

On Saturday June 25, 2022, Lloyd Bernard Latour, passed away peacefully at Seaforth Manor at the age of 83. Beloved husband of the late Karen Marie Latour (Doughty) who predeceased him in Dec 2020.

Lloyd was born in Midland, ON on September 14, 1938. He and Karen were married on September 18, 1970 and they raised son, Kevin and a daughter, Kimberley in Puslinch, ON. Lloyd owned and operated an Automotive Interior Distribution company and spent his spare time singing at church, coaching ball and raising animals on their farm. Karen and Lloyd moved to Lucknow, ON in 2005, where Lloyd participated in the SMART Program and enjoyed driving for Montgomery Bus Lines. Lloyd was an invested baseball coach to many but most importantly to his son, Kevin. Lloyd also had a great love of horses which inspired his daughter Kimberley. He was a willing participant and could always be found diving Kimberley and their horses to all of her shows. This passion has continued on to the next generation as both granddaughters also have an affinity for riding.

“Papa” will be greatly missed by his children and grandchildren: Kevin (wife Tammy, child Lauren Paige(12)) in Guelph, ON; Kimberley (husband Peter, children Holten (12) and Hudson (10)) in Chicago, IL. Cremation has taken place and private services have been entrusted to the MacKenzie & McCreath Funeral Home, Lucknow.

In lieu of flowers, donations to the Concussion Legacy Foundation of Canada or SMART (Seniors Maintaining Active Roles Together) Exercise and Falls Prevention Program are greatly appreciated as expressions of sympathy.

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Message from Suzanne Andrew 2022-11-03 09:56:22

I had not heard of Lloyd's passing, but will now send sincere condolences to his family. I enjoyed both Lloyd and Karen, and they spent many hours helping to beautify Lucknow and the flower beds. It makes me smile when I remember Lloyd at the flower shows, carrying in all of the beautiful flowers that they both grew.  

Message from Betty Anne Elphick2022-07-10 19:00:25

Our sincere sympathy to Lloyd's family on his passing. We were fortunate to get to know Lloyd at our SMART Program where his sense of humour was greatly enjoyed. Also enjoyed his singing on many occasions.

Sincerely,

Harold & Betty Anne Elphick

Message from Cecilia Miltenburg2022-07-05 20:59:23

My condolences to Lloyd's family on his passing.  I always enjoyed chatting with Lloyd and also Karen at Horticulture Society events.  Thinking of you.

Message from Joan Hartwick2022-07-04 15:51:34

Our deepest sympathy to Lloyd's familly.  I met Lloyd when I bowled in Lucknow, in fact he was on my team.  I often enjoyed a chat with him at the alley.  A nice soft spoken gentle man.  Treasure your memories.  Sincerely, Joan Hartwick

Message from Pat Livingston2022-07-03 20:44:36

Our condolences to Lloyd's family. We certainly enjoyed our association with Lloyd both at bowling and the SMART class that Karen helped lead for several years. Pat and Harvey Livingston.