RIP Lou, we had a good run of 40 years with many magical memories.
Lou, You were always good to myself and my family. I always felt welcome in your home. You made me laugh when I needed it. I’m so sorry you’re gone.
The house is so quiet without you; so many reminders of our time together. You brought Love, Fun & Laughter into my life...great adventures too. We had so many more planned ahead, but it wasn't to be. I'm so grateful for the time we had and will carry those memories with me always. I will forever love you; forever miss you and carry your love in my heart. RIP 'Brat'! Love Your Sharon Ann.
Rest in eternal peace Louie
Thank you for the kindness you showed Nigel and I on our trip to San Francisco. You opened up your home to us and treated us like one of your own. A true gentleman. ??????
Rest in Heaven Lou,
Peace, Love and Sympathy to All your Family
Dear Lou!!! I was great getting to know you during those magical years at DLS!! Not sure we would have made it without the support of you and your family!!!!! Thank you for being James’s 2nd dad!! A true gentleman!! We will
Miss you!!!!
Godspeed, Lou-you were always kind and gracious to all of the Clayton kids and especially to mine. You will never be forgotten. I am sending hugs to your beautiful family. The boys were as blessed to have you in their lives as you were blessed to have them. Hopefully you get good picks in your draft up there-we will miss you. Godspeed, dear Gentle Man.
Lou, you will be missed by so many people, especially your beautiful sons. I have known you and you family since all of our children were little. You were always good to my son Jared when he was over your house. You never got mad at him when his dog would chase your chickens!!! You were a good man who is missed.
Lou-We will miss your hugs the most! We will always have our wonderful memories together. Our Love to your boys and extended family.????
Lou you were a Wonderful, Loving, Kind Man who always made me feel so special whenever I saw you . You were a big part of our family it seems like forever . You raised four amazing boys You and Cathie you are going to be missed your smile and your big heart and always a Big Hug . I'm so glad I have so many wonderful memories. I love you and again will miss you . RIP Cousin in law.
I am very sorry to learn about Lou's passing. My condolences to Cathy and to the boys. My husband, John Grimm, served with Lou in the Army in Friedberg, Germany in the late 1960s. I met Lou a couple times at the Army reunions at my home in Broadview Heights, Ohio, and at Lou and Cathy's home. The Army buddies had great stories about their times in Germany. Blessings, Nadine Grimm
Sending BIG hugs and prayers to Lou's family. The first time I met Lou was at a DeLaSalle dinner/fundraiser. Our paths crossed many times after that around Clayton at meetings and charity events. I will remember Lou as a very caring and gentle soul. He was very strong in a quiet way. I have a great deal of respect for him. So sorry for your loss. Debbie Geller
Lou, sorry to see you are gone. I was always happy to visit Taylor Made in the early years representing Minolta, although I could always help with RBC's having gone to school with Tom when I was with Royal (eventually Konica). You and Barry always treated me well and both gave me an open job invitation. Last time I saw you was after Konica Minolta merger, our hairline was biggest change
