Dr. Carey Latimore, who recently appeared in the film Juneteenth: Faith and Freedom at the Tobin Center, has sadly passed away. The new revelation about his end has discouraged his family, colleagues and acquaintances.

He had built a seriously decent position in his old neighborhood with his great deeds. Over time, he has appeared on numerous shows and digital broadcasts where he imparted his vision to the general population.

When information about his passing appeared on the Internet, people honored him on his virtual entertainment page.

Who was Carey Latimore? Latimore, a Ph.D. holder, was academic administrator of history at Trinity University. He focused on African American and black history and was also a successive visitor to San Antonio’s KSAT media source, according to the Facebook post.

Latimore was known as a learned creator, speaker, and appointed Baptist servant. People portrayed him as a man from another world who was a researcher of experiences.

According to many who knew him, he strengthened the territory and added information and knowledge to the city’s facilities. Latimore appeared as a guest on KSAT Q&A and various live broadcasts.

During those times, he covered Juneteenth, San Antonio’s African-American history, and the association between race and policing.

Trinity University Professor Carey Latimore Cause of Death: Obituary While those close to Carey Latimore have learned that the Trinity University professor has died at the age of 46, they currently cannot seem to address the reason for his death. The teacher’s group has not distributed his tribute.

People who knew him in whatever capacity have honored him as they look back on the experience they had with Carey during his lifetime. Carey was President of Programs and focused on the upcoming TOFSA event on October 21, 2022.

Most recently, he has acted as a featured expert at online events facilitated by the HE Butt Foundation.

Meet Carey Latimore’s Wife and Kids: Family Details Explored Carey Latimore was married to her partner, Almie Pachoco-Latimore. According to the couple’s virtual entertainment, they apparently had no children or were keeping them out of online entertainment.

Almie is a special education teacher in Northside ISD. She transferred from South Western University and Leyte Normal University.

As of now, living in San Antonio, Almie is a PACC-CTR Board person close to his partner, Carey. She has avoided the media when it came to her misfortune.