Dr. Carey Latimore, who recently appeared in the film Juneteenth: Faith and Freedom at the Tobin Center, sadly passed away. The news of his demise has saddened his family, friends, and his known ones.
He had built quite a good reputation in his hometown with his good deeds. Over the years, he has appeared on many tv shows and podcasts where he shared his knowledge with the general public.
As soon as the news of his death surfaced online, people paid tribute to him on his social media page.
Who Was Carey Latimore?
Latimore, a Ph.D. holder, was an associate professor of history at Trinity University. He focused on African American and Black history and was also a frequent guest on San Antonio news outlet KSAT, as per the Facebook post.
Latimore was known as an accomplished author, speaker, and ordained Baptist minister. People described him as a spiritual man who was a history scholar.
According to many who knew him, he strengthened the community and added knowledge and insight to the city’s foundations. Latimore appeared as a guest on KSAT Q&A and a number of live streams.
During those times, he covered topics related to Juneteenth, San Antonio’s African American History, and the interaction between race and policing.
Trinity University Professor Carey Latimore Death Cause: Obituary
While people near Carey Latimore revealed that the Trinity university professor died at the age of 46, they have yet to mention the cause of his death. The family of the professor hasn’t published his obituary.
People who knew him in any way have paid tribute to him while remembering the encounter they had with Carey during his lifetime. Carey was Chairman for Programs and was committed to the forthcoming TOFSA event on October 21, 2022.
He frequently served as the keynote speaker at online events hosted by the H. E. Butt Foundation in recent years.
Meet Carey Latimore’s Wife And Kids: Family Details Explored
Carey Latimore was married to his wife, Almie Pachoco-Latimore. As per the couple’s social media, they supposedly didn’t have kids, or they were keeping them out of social media.
Almie is a Special Education Teacher at Northside ISD. She graduated from South Western University and Leyte Normal University.
Currently, residing in San Antonio, Almie is a member of the Board of PACC-CTR alongside her husband, Carey. She has stayed away from the media at the time of her loss.