Lenexa Obituary Katherine Latimer 87 died February 2002
Katherine Latimer 87 of Lenexa died February 5 2002 at her home. Services Saturday at Highland Cemetery Ottawa with Rev. Francis Stockton officiating. Born March 19 1914 in Olathe to Austin and Mary Richardson she married Loren Latimer in Ottawa March 3 1940. Survived by two sons grandsons and a brother. Memorials to Hospice of Kansas City in care of Dengel and Son Mortuary.
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