Birth date: Jun 18, 1954 Death date: Jul 14, 2011
James E. Latour, 57, of Houston, TX went home to be with the Lord on Thursday, July 14, 2011. He was born June 18, 1954. Mr. Latour was preceded in death by his parents Laurent and Hilda Latour. He leaves to mourn his loss his onl Read Obituary
I ALWAYS ENJOYED SEEING YOU WHEN YOU CAME TO VISIT AUNT PEARLIE. YOU WERE SUCH A NICE GUY AND LOTS OF FUN.
REST IN PEACE
MY THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS TO THE FAMILY.
so very sorry to hear of Earl's passing, I remember the first time I met Earl and Bessie, Benny & I left our wedding shower for my first trip to LA for the funeral of T-Boy. I was scared and Knew no one but Earl and Bessie had just gotten married and they made me feel like family right away. I will always remember that time and Aunt Hilda now has her son by her side once again.
God's peace and blessings to you all.
Charlotte & Benny
Earl was a good neighbor of mine for years. He was a really nice person. I would still see him outside on Victoria and he always smilled and waved. He is free of pain now and I'm thankful for that.
Sorry to hear about Earl. I have many good memories of Earl in our little gang. We had as lots of fun. My heart is heavy today hearing of his passing. R. I. P. Earl Tana Rains Eaves
With deepest sympathy. our thoughts and prayers are with the family.
So many years ago growing up together in Cloverleaf going to the ball park, you and Bessie, school dances and just hanging out. Rest in Peace Earl.
Earl was always willing to help anyone whenever he could. I will miss his waves when driving down Manor. Another original "Cloverleaf-ite" gone! My condolences to his family. He will never truly be gone as he will live on in your memories.
Earl I will remember the many times we spent hunting, laughs and good time. The sorrow of the faithful
is not that of permanent loss,
but the tender sense of sadness that comes in saying good-bye for now
to someone we love.
May today's sorrow give way
to the peace and comfort of God's love
Just remembering the times we were all together on the river. R.I.P Earl
