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Clinton Latoff Obituary
Born April 25th 1950 to Dr. Thomas and Ione Latoff and was a lifelong residence of Coatesville.
In his early years he graduated from Haverford High School and later achieved degrees in Law and Medicine and was skilled in many trades. He was a long term member of the William L. Elkins Lodge #271, a Shriner and a 32nd degree Scottish Rite Mason.
He will be remembered as a science enthusiast, humorist and for helping people.
He was a loving father to daughter Erika (Brett) Kennedy and grandfather to Dylan Kennedy and Joel Kennedy.
He is preceded in death by his brother David Latoff. Survived by brother TJ Latoff (Lusia), Alta Latoff and Zenia Latoff.
Small service to be held at Whitemarsh Memorial Park -Woodlands Mausoleum (1169 Limekiln Pike, Ambler) on Saturday 20th July at 11am.
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Joanne Ritza
February 13, 2024
Clint was a wonderful man. My fondest memories of Clint were when we all lived close to each other while he was going to Med School and my husband to Dental School. Clint was a great friend who was kind, caring, funny and compassionate. I am sure Clint and Mike are created new memories and someday the old gang will be together again. I miss you buddy.
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Jeanne (Geesaman) and Melvin Barr Zody
September 10, 2019
July 16, 2019
We mourn the loss of our much younger cousin, Clinton Latoff. He was a very special person. Our sympathies to his daughter and her children; and to all of his siblings.
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