Title: Maurice Laing
Content:  Laing married Hilda Richards in March 1940. He was survived by his wife and their son, John, who runs the Rufford Foundation, a private grant-making organisation.
Title: Maurice Laing
Content:  Laing was born in Carlisle, Cumberland, the younger son of Sir John Laing. The family were strict Christian Brethren. Laing's father had been running the family construction firm, John Laing & Son, since 1910, and Laing worked for the firm in his school holidays. The headquarters of the business moved from Carlisle to Mill Hill in 1926, and Laing was educated at St Lawrence College, Ramsgate. In 1935, aged 17, he began to work full-time with his father at the family firm. Meanwhile, his elder brother, Sir William Kirby Laing, studied engineering at Cambridge University. After working as a trainee, he began managing the construction of new airfields and barrage balloon stations in 1938.
Title: Maurice Laing
Content:  Sir John Maurice Laing (1 February 1918 – 22 February 2008) was a senior executive of British construction company John Laing plc. He was the first president of the Confederation of British Industry in 1965–66.
Title: R. D. Laing
Content:  as they formed part of the case against him by the General Medical Council which led to him ceasing to practise medicine. Laing fathered six sons and four daughters by four women. After his rise as a celebrity, Laing left his first wife Anne Hearne, a former nursing student (m. 1952–1966), and their five children. Subsequently, he married German graphic designer Jutta Werner (m. 1974–1986) with whom he fathered three children. During this marriage his ninth child, with German therapist Sue Sünkel, was born in 1984. In 1988 Laing's girlfriend and former secretary, Marguerite Romayne-Kendon, gave birth to his tenth child. Laing died 19 months later of a heart attack 
Title: R. D. Laing
Content:  Laing was born in the Govanhill district of Glasgow on 7 October 1927, the only child of civil engineer David Park MacNair Laing and Amelia Glen Laing (née Kirkwood). Laing described his parents – his mother especially – as being somewhat anti-social, and demanding the maximum achievement from him. Although his biographer son largely discounted Laing's account of his childhood, an obituary by an acquaintance of Laing asserted that about his parents – "the full truth he told only to a few close friends". He was educated initially at Sir John Neilson Cuthbertson Public School and after four years transferred to Hutchesons' Grammar School. Described variously as clever, competitive or precocious, he studied Classics, particularly philosophy, including through reading books from the local 
Title: Jamie Laing
Content:  Laing was born in Oxford in 1988. His parents are named Penny and Nicholas. He has an older brother, Alexander and a younger sister, Emily. He attended Summer Fields School (1997-2002), Radley College and, later, the University of Leeds, where he studied Theatre and Performance. Laing is a great-great-grandson of Sir Alexander Grant, 1st Baronet, who created the McVitie's digestive biscuit in 1892, and a great-nephew of the Lord Laing of Dunphail.
Title: Gertrude M. Laing
Content:  Laing was born in Royal Tunbridge Wells, Kent and grew up in Winnipeg. Laing truly enjoyed French, saying, "It was love at first sight. The first time I had a French lesson, I felt that was it and it was." She read French from the University of Manitoba. Laing was given "the first French government bursary ever awarded to a student at the University of Manitoba" and went to study in Le Sorbonne, France. After her return, she became a French teacher at the University of Manitoba. She was head of the local YWCA and various councils, and served on several community boards such as the Canadian Radio and Television Commission. She 
Title: Kirby Laing
Content:  Laing was born in Carlisle in 1916. He was a member of the Laing Family, famous in the British construction industry for running John Laing plc. He was the son of Sir John Laing and the brother of Sir Maurice Laing. Kirby Laing learnt about the construction industry from his father and would visit the company's construction sites with him during the school holidays. Laing graduated from Emmanuel College at the University of Cambridge in 1937 and began work as a graduate engineer for John Laing plc. He was a member of the fifth generation of the Laing family to join the firm. During the Second World War Laing served in the Royal 
Title: John Laing (businessman)
Content:  Laing married Beatrice Harland in September 1910. His sons William Kirby Laing and John Maurice Laing and his grandson Martin Laing continued the family business. The John Laing Lectureship in the History and Theology of the Reformation was established in New College, Edinburgh, endowed by the Kirby Laing Foundation.
Title: Stuart Laing (diplomat)
Content:  Laing is a keen amateur musician; he plays keyboard instruments and the oboe. His other recreations are desert travel and hill-walking. Laing is married to Sibella (daughter of Sir Maurice Henry Dorman, herself a graduate in History of Newnham College, Cambridge) and has a son and two daughters.

Question: Who is the father of Maurice Laing?
Answer: John Laing.
Sir John William Laing.