Lawrence Carl Huth

Lawrence Carl Huth passed away on May 8, 2026, at the age of 73. Born on December 24, 1952, Lawrence will be remembered with deep respect and lasting affection by all who had the privilege of knowing him.

A beloved and cherished presence in the lives around him, Lawrence carried himself with quiet steadiness and a sense of purpose that was evident in all he did. Hard-working by nature, he approached life with diligence and care, offering his time and effort without hesitation. His generous spirit and kind-hearted way left a lasting impression—expressed through thoughtful gestures, considerate words, and an enduring willingness to support others.

Lawrence was also known for the wisdom he shared, often conveyed with calm insight and sincerity. In moments both ordinary and significant, he brought a grounded perspective that others valued and trusted. His legacy is one of decency, compassion, and a life lived with integrity.

Lawrence was a resident of Surrey, British Columbia. He will be dearly missed and respectfully remembered.

There is a place that I can go

That’s peaceful and serene

Where there are no appointments or phones

A place to ponder my dreams

A modest little wooden house

Is waiting for me there,

And as I enter into its doors

Away go all my cares…

My heart is filled with memories

That can never be replaced

Although they make me sad at times

I know life’s too precious to waste

To fight a fish across the miles

And reel him into view

Or simply float across the stretch

Of endless tranquil blue

To sit upon the pier at night

And gaze at the star-filled sky

That’s always bigger and clearer there

It doesn’t matter why

A man must have a place to go

Where his mind and soul are free

If he’s lucky enough to find that door

Then God will turn the key

The river is my secret spot

Its banks run clear and strong

And each time I return to them

I know that I belong