Message from Jerry

We just finished the reception at the River Inn for Louie. There was an opportunity for those who wanted to share memories, and I almost stood up. It was inspiring hearing all the stories. I want to share my thoughts here.
I know a lot of stories of the kind of home Louie grew up in, as it was the same home I grew up in, though not at the same time. To see the kind of life he lived, it’s easy for me to say he was an overcomer. It was through our dad I learned how not to treat a lady, but I learned how to be a gentleman from watching Louie. Those life lessons I will always cherish. Thank you Louie for everything.

Expression of Sympathy

A Monet's Garden Table Basket was sent on June 7, 2018

Deena, Uncle Larry & Aunt Mary, Uncle Jerry & Aunt Sue- Even though I am not there my heart is with each of you. I only have childhood memories of Uncle Louie. We love you guys, Debbie Seigriest Adams & Xander & Brayden

A candle was lit by Debbie Adams on June 7, 2018 10:39 AM

Message from Orlando and Linda Ferraro

Orlando and I would like to express our deepest sympathy on the passing of your father. We just saw his obituary in the Sunday paper today.your dad always made us laugh. We think back to days of yesteryear fondly. Who knew these were going to be some of the best memories of our lives. Sending prayers for healing Deena although as you know we never truly heal we just learn to go on. God Bless and hope your journey in life is all you wish for and when you think of us you smile as we do of you and your dad..❤️

Message from Charles J. Obermeyer

It was an honor to have known you, you will be missed.

Message from Jan Britton

Deena, Jerry and I are sorry to hear about you dad. If you need anything please let us help. Love you and Jade.

A candle was lit by Debbie Seigriest Adams on January 14, 2018 4:12 AM

A candle was lit by Karen Seigriest Tanner on January 13, 2018 8:10 AM

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Uncle Louie, Though there have been many years since I've seen you in person and many miles between us I don't think a day has gone by that I've not thought of you and other family in Washington. I've been going through a lot of memories and realize you always seemed to be looking out for and bring happiness to others no matter what you might have been going through yourself.

Though you are loved and greatly missed in this life, I like to think you are enjoying a family reunion with others that have gone before you. Until we meet again may you rest in peace.

A candle was lit by Berta Bhyrd on January 12, 2018 4:54 PM

Message from John R. Cochrane

So long Louie, it's been awhile since I saw you. We had some Good Super Bowl Party times. You've been out of sight, never out of mind though. Rest well my Friend, see you again one of these days, No rush though. R. I. P. John Cochrane

A candle was lit by John R. Cochrane on January 10, 2018 1:36 PM

Message from Paula Davis

What a tribute from a daughter when she said it was her honor to have Lou as a father!