“ Leopold G. Labine

Leopold G. Labine passed away peacefully at 5 p.m., November 17, 2009, at the Henderson Memorial Hospital in Henderson, Texas. No services are scheduled. His wishes were for donations, in lieu of flowers, be sent in his memory, to Pastor Ralph N. Cone Jr., Pine Crest Bible Church, 1208 Rodden Drive, Longview, Texas 75604.

He is survived by his five children, Jerry Labine, Denis Labine, Doris Holley, Polette Grimm and Paul Labine; as well as five stepchildren, Debbie Edwards, Delbert Fossett, Dan Fossett, John Fossett and Greg Fossett.

Mr. Labine was a devoted Christian and served the Lord well. He was born in Azilda, Ontario, on September 5th, 1922, he grew up in the area better know as Sudbury, Ontario Canada, home of (INCO) The International Nickel Company where he worked under ground for over 25 years before deciding to move his family to sunny Southern California to work for Kaiser Steel until they closed their doors in Eagle Mountain, California, in 1983. He divorced in 1971, from his then wife Flossie Labine of 25 years who has survived him as well. He married Pearl in 1975, and remained married until her death 15 days before his. They resided in Longview, Texas for the last 12 years. “10020

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“ Leopold G. Labine

Leopold G. Labine passed away peacefully at 5 p.m., November 17, 2009, at the Henderson Memorial Hospital in Henderson, Texas. No services are scheduled. His wishes were for donations, in lieu of flowers, be sent in his memory, to Pastor Ralph N. Cone Jr., Pine Crest Bible Church, 1208 Rodden Drive, Longview, Texas 75604.

He is survived by his five children, Jerry Labine, Denis Labine, Doris Holley, Polette Grimm and Paul Labine; as well as five stepchildren, Debbie Edwards, Delbert Fossett, Dan Fossett, John Fossett and Greg Fossett.

Mr. Labine was a devoted Christian and served the Lord well. He was born in Azilda, Ontario, on September 5th, 1922, he grew up in the area better know as Sudbury, Ontario Canada, home of (INCO) The International Nickel Company where he worked under ground for over 25 years before deciding to move his family to sunny Southern California to work for Kaiser Steel until they closed their doors in Eagle Mountain, California, in 1983. He divorced in 1971, from his then wife Flossie Labine of 25 years who has survived him as well. He married Pearl in 1975, and remained married until her death 15 days before his. They resided in Longview, Texas for the last 12 years. “10020

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Doris Labine
Doris LaBine
Doris Holley