Blair Paul LaCour

Death date: Jul 10, 2020

Blair Paul LaCour, 73, passed away suddenly on July 10, 2020. Beloved husband of Linda E. LaCour (nee Kenney); dearest father of Blair A. (Kim Boal) LaCour, Danielle (Dustin) Hemming, and Richard (Beth Cushing) LaCour. Loving gran Read Obituary

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15822 Pearl Rd, Strongsville OH 44136

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Don James

296w ago

Dear Linda and family, I was so sorry to hear about Blair. I have the fondest memories of him during our time at SW. especially when he and I were in the automotive side of the business. A great friend and person. Regards
Don James

Syra

298w ago

My sincerest condolences on the loss of your father, Blair. May he rest in peace and look down on all of you. Thinking of you and your family during this time! Thank you for sharing your memories with your Dad this year every time we spoke - I felt a special connection with your stories of Cleveland, reminds me of my childhood and I can only imagine what special memories you created with your Dad before he passed. - Syra

Marge And Dick Popp

298w ago

Dear Linda and entire LaCour family:

Our sincere sympathy on the loss of such a wonderful man. I worked for Blair the entire time he was President of the Mighty Midwestern Division. Not only was Blair my superior, but a truly sincere friend. He would come into our “Pit” which he nicknamed Customer Service, and always made sure his girls of the Pit were doing ok and talked with us about our families. He shared so many wonderful stories and pictures of his grandchildren and always complimented us on doing a great job! I will always remember at our National Sales meeting the gorgeous plaque he presented to our Customer Service Team for dedicated service.

Knowing Blair, and his excellent sales ability, I’m sure he is recommending Sherwin-Williams Paint for the Pearly Gates of heaven.

Blair LaCour will truly be missed by everyone.

Our truly sincere sympathy to the entire family

Marge and Dick Popp

Mary F. Thomas

298w ago

One of the BEST SPEAKERS I have ever met. Was a genuine pleasure to know you.
From the first time you came into the Toledo District Office until the last time I saw you at Ed Ryan's Retirement Party! May God Keep you dear friend, REST IN PEACE and keep the party going until the rest of us join you and Ed!
Mary F. Thomas

Mary Buttrey

299w ago

My family has so many great memories with Mr. Lacour and family. It’s hard to pinpoint just one. I think all of us being together at Seabrook we’re some of the best times! I remember many celebrations with the Lacour’s and Micklich family as we were all growing up.
Mr. and Mrs. Lacour were always known to be the “cool parents” and their house was always full of energy and fun! I had some legendary talks with Mr. Lacour a few years back. He shared many stories and memories he had with my parents that I had never heard. I will cherish his wisdom and the advice he shared with me. Thanks for all the good times, Mr. Lacour!!
Sending all my love and prayers to Mrs. Lacour and kids.

Bob Kalfas

299w ago

I am very sorry to hear about Blair’s passing we had a lot of great times with Blair and Linda he also gave my company a great opportunity when he asked me to build a home for him and his family knowing it would be only my second home I built you will be missed my friend

Rita Popowicz

299w ago

I met Blair in the early “60”s.We were a group of teenagers from the school yard.
Even as a young man his je ne sais quoi was recognizable.
With his undying fortitude to be the best he could be, you knew Blair would succeed no matter what path he chose.
His kindness, leadership abilities, determination and compassion paved the way for his eagerness to conquer the world.
Blair is reunited with his mom and dad and his school yard buddies.
So I bid u farewell and Rest In Peace my friend..
My heartfelt sympathies to Linda and her children and grandchildren.
Rita Popowicz

Mike Cheuvront

299w ago

Blair had the best business instincts of anyone I have ever met. It was topped by his insight of people. He meant so much to everyone he met and was a loyal team player. Thank you Blair, I love you