So sorry to hear of Lou’s passing….I have great found memories of him and Sharon on our dive trips….him in the building(CPIC) at work…he was a wonderful sweet man, very kind and respectful of others….he treated me so good….always willing to help me….he will be dearly missed….I had a 1 hr conversation with him about 3-4 weeks ago, he and I had a wonderful time, not knowing that this would be the last time I spoke with him….so sad….God bless you Lou, will be very missed….buddy Len Covatta, X CM RCMPolice…

Sharon, Michele and Lea,

I am so sorry to hear thar Lou has passed. I am Sharon’s cousin. I have many fond memories of Lou and Sharon as we lived across the street on Clarke Street when they started dating. As a kid, I know I interfered in a lot of their alone time, but they never told me to get lost. I remember their wedding. It was beautiful. I especially remember Lou wearing 1 green sock and 1 red sock every Christmas. They were a real life love story. Unfortunately, after their move to Ottawa we didn’t see as much of them, but even when I grew up and married, my husband, Ken and I enjoyed their visits to Aunt Margies.
Sending loving thoughts and hugs to all of you.
Ken and Sue McKinnon( Sleeman)

Michelle & Family, so SO sorry to hear of your loss. Our hearts are with you and we look forward to getting together with you this spring/summer. We couldn’t be more proud to be a part of your lives, and please know we are here if/when you need us. Much love, The MoJos: Jeff, Patty & Soren.

Saddened by the news of Lou’s passing. Our condolences to cousin Sharon, Michelle, Lee and family.
I’m fortunate to have had many memorable times with Lou as we shared the love of music amongst other interests.
Lou was a kind, brilliant and adventurous gentleman to say the least. RIP Lou.

Good bye neighbor. You will be missed.
We had great times together.
Condolences to Sharon, Lee, family and friends

George Robertson , Port Labelle Marina

I will always remember growing up on Alice St in Oshawa and paling around with Louie, Greg Fehrenbach and Eddie Donald. Playing basketball in the driveway and being introduced by Louie to George “Hound dog” Lorenz on a Buffalo radio station that played “black” R&B and rock. Then there was air cadets. I only saw Louie a few times in the many years that have gone by, but we always enjoyed talking about the “old days”.
My condolances to his wife and family – and a shout out to his sister Claudie who I know will greatly miss him.
Rest in peace my childhood friend,
Bob Brockman

Marilyn and I and the boys send our sincere condolences to Sharon, Michelle and Lee. We remember Lou as a cheerful and sociable neighbor and friend. May you rest in peace Lou.