ᐅ Florida Death Notices 2009-2024
Torre, Torrance, Torrales, Torralbas, Torralba, Torraguitart...

▰ Felisa Torre

▰ Evelyn I [Kogler] Torre

▰ Esther De La Torre

▰ Esther De La Torre

▰ Enrirque De La Torre

▰ Enrique Juan De La Torre

▰ Elizabeth Marie (Long) Torre

▰ Elizabeth Maria (Long) Torre

▰ Elizabeth "Betty" Torre

▰ Elena De La Torre

▰ Dr Ena Melba La Torre

▰ Coralia De La Torre

▰ Charles Francis Torre

▰ Carmen De La Torre

▰ Carmelo De La Torre

▰ Betty Jo (Bouziden) Torre

▰ Anton M Sr Torre

▰ Angela De La Torre

▰ Angela T De La Torre

▰ Angel De La Torre

▰ Ana Maria De La Torre

▰ Ana M Garmendia De La Torre

▰ Alejandrina De La Torre

▰ Adis De La "Cuca" Torre

▰ Sarah Louise Torrance

Sally Lou Torrance, a vibrant woman with a zest for life and an infectious laugh went to heaven on 22. She was married to Harold Torrance, M.D. for 68 years and had two daughters, Carol and Cathy. She was born in Brookville, PA, daughter of Merle and Louise Heasley. returned to Orlando when she was 3 months old. Sally Lou lived the remainder of life within two miles of where she grew up except for a short stint in Syracuse while Harold attended medical school.She graduated from Orlando High School.Her family and home were her life.  She spent many happy days traveling to see her children and grandchildren, she was always the first babysitter called. She enjoyed creating things of beauty. She inherited her love of handwork from her mother. She was accomplished at counted cross stitch, quilting, crocheting, knitting, needle point andmachine sewing. For several years she sewed matching Easter dresses for herself and her daughters. As recently as last month, she completed a baby blanket for the neonatal nursery at ORMC. She was active in volunteer activities primarily at St. Luke’s Methodist Church. She and Harold won the Volunteer Of The Year award at Shepherd’s Hope, a clinic for the uninsured. She was particularly proud of her help in making needle point kneeling cushions for the sanctuary. She had many interests. She played bridge with friends, enjoyed cooking, playing games with the grandchildren, helping to build a children’s playground in town, caring for a lovely flower garden in her yard and making ceramics. Sally Lou tried to stay current with the changing times. She had a home computer where she liked to email, read and comment on facebook posts and shop online; she even texted her children and grandchildren multiple times per day from her cell phone. She lived an active and vibrant life after moving to Westminster Towers in downtown Orlando. She was active in various areas including the residents’ council where she was chairman for two years, attending programs and chapel, playing Hand and Foot several times each week and having dinner with “The Group”: her dearest friends for her seven years in the Towers. She is survived by daughters, Carol Thomas (David) and Cathy Pugh. Five grandchildren, Carin Anderson (Oscar) , Rob Thomas (Kristin), Katie Weaver (Scott), Robert Pugh, Steven Pugh. Eight great-grandchildren, Thomas, Grace and Matthew Anderson, Will, Abby and Sam Thomas, Owen and Jay Weaver. Sally Lou’s memorial service will be 29, 2014 at 10:00 am at St. Luke’s Methodist Church, 4851 Apopka Vineland Road, Orlando 32819 (407 876-4991). A luncheon will follow the service. In lieu of flowers the family requests donations to St. Luke’s United Methodist Church or Shepherd’s Hope.  Services entrusted to Cary Hand Colonial , 2811 Curry Ford Road, Orlando, 32806. 407 898-2561. www.caryhandcolonialfh.com.

▰ Sarah Louise Torrance

▰ Sally Lou Torrance

▰ Nannie (Crumb) Torrance

▰ Lawrence C Jr Torrance

▰ Lawrence C Jr Torrance

▰ Harold R Torrance

A wonderfully kind man went to heaven on 5th. Harold loved everyone - he loved his family the best and was devoted to the practice of medicine for 43 years,making frequent house calls with his black bag. He was much loved by his patients andrespected by other members of the medical community. His other love was photographyand most afternoons, when the office was closed, you would find him in a park “rambling” around with his camera and taking pictures. He loved taking photographs of his family, friends, the Great Smoky Mountains, and all of nature. He was born in 1924 in Plattsburgh, NY but graduated high school here in Orlando from OHS. During WWII, he served in the Navy on a medical ship. the war, he graduated from the University of Florida and Syracuse Medical School. His first office was in Apopka, Fl and he then moved his practice to Orlando in 1956. Here he stayed until retirement in 1998 at the age of 74. He belonged to St. Luke’s United Methodist Church and was one of the founding members of Shepherd’s Hope - a volunteer medical clinic for those unable to pay. He was married to Sally Lou for 68 years and 14days. have two daughters, Carol Thomas (David) of Windermere, FL and Cathy Pugh of Sharpsburg, GA. He has five grandchildren, Carin Anderson (Oscar), Rob Thomas (Kristin), Katie Weaver (Scott), Robert Pugh and Steven Pugh. He has 7 great grandchildren, Thomas, Grace and Matthew Anderson, Will, Abby, and Sam Thomas, and Owen Weaver. A memorial service will be held at 10 a.m. on ,  15 at St. Luke’s United Methodist Church (4851 Apopka Vineland Road, Orlando, Fl. 407 876-4991). A luncheon will follow the service. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations to St. Luke’s United Methodist Church, or Shepherd’s Hope Clinic at St. Luke’s.

▰ Geraldine A "Geri" Torrance

▰ George B Torrance

▰ Florence D Torrance

▰ Effie (Waterman)[Smith] Torrance

▰ Clara Lott Torrance

▰ Gregory "Greg" Torrales

▰ Mrs Hortensia Torralbas

▰ Carlos Martin Torralbas

▰ Vincente Antonio Torralba

▰ Mrs Vinatero Torralba

▰ Mary Grace Torralba

▰ Maria Torralba

▰ Edlin R Torralba

▰ Edlin R Torralba

▰ Jose R Torraguitart

▰ Jose R Torraguitart

▰ Loretta Julia Torrago

▰ Maria M Torrado

▰ Jesus "John" Torrado