Lauro De Haan
Lauro Hendrik Kemmy de Haan
AKA Kemmy Dean
AKA Cashmere Pine, Pine Sisters
05 Mar 1964 - 29 Jul 1995
Clubs & Associations
Squares Across the Border
Western Star Dancers (Honorary Member)
Service
- served on the IAGSDC Executive Committee as Vice-Chair, 1990-1991
Obituary
DE HAAN Lauro Hendrik Kemmy, formerly DEAN, Kemmy. Born March 5, 1964. Passed away peacefully July 29, 1995 after a courageous battle with AIDS. Survived by mother Connie; sister Tanya; family in Holland and his extended family of loving friends. Lauro was a very dedicated worker for different AIDS organizations and devoted much of his time and energy to helping persons with AIDS. Memorial Service will be conducted by Rev. Janice Guthrie Thursday, August 3, at 4 p.m. in St. Johns United Church, 1401 Comox Street, (at Broughton) Vancouver. Cremation. Many thanks to the angels at St. Paul's Hospital, Palliative Care Unit and Drs. Steven Broughton and Lindsay Lawson, Flowers gratefully declined in favour of donations to St. Paul's Hospital Foundation (Palliative Care Unit) Rm. 164 - 1081 Burrard Street, Vancouver V6Z 1Y6.
Walkey & Company
Funeral Directors
738-0006[1]
Remembrances
LAURI DE HAAN
(KEMMY DEAN)
March 5, 1964 - July 29, 1995
I laugh to hide the tears and joke to hide the pain.
I bite my lips and force a smile when someone speaks your name.
Dear God please take a message to my son above.
Tell him how much I miss him and and give him all my love.
Forever loving you,
Your mom, Connie
(A belated thank you to Dr. Alastair McLead. Quoting Lauro: "He was like a father to me."[2]
Memorial Panel
Photos
At Star Thru The Golden Gate, 1986
At Peel The Apple, 1989
At Northstar Promenade, 1990
Lauro De Haan with the Easter Bunny (Christine Bawden-Tutte), Fun Badge Tour, Vancouver, April 1990
Obituary (The Province)
Memorial flyer
Tribute (Xtra! West)
