Louis Duva

My father & Lou grew up in the same neighborhood and they were friends. My father Ken Bozzo was in Lou's wedding. I still have the pictures of Lou and his bride as well as my mother and father. Although they didn't speak much after my parents moved to California in 1947, my father spoke highly of Lou and he was one of the greats in boxing promoters and in his knowledge of boxing. I met him once when I was a little girl when we went back to Paterson to visit. I remember Mr. Duva and his wife...

It was sad to hear that Lou Duva passed. My family and I always watched boxing when I was growing up. Lou Duva was a big name! You could see the passion in his eyes, actually feel how he was feeling. I hope his family has Peace in their hearts knowing there are people who did not know him personally but felt like they knew him!!

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

Lou
Even though we Never Met
Your Love and compassion Spread Like fire In the ring and Beyond. Heaven Gained a Great Man.
Blessed So Many People and Now Resting in the Lords Loving Arms. For ever Pain free. See ya Soon!

stick and move<br />

this energetic man was a pleasure to watch as he PASSIONATELY PROTECTED THE RIGHTS OF SO MANY GREAT FIGHTERS. YOU COULD TELL HE CARED. REST IN PEACE. MAX LEVINE MD

RIP. Thank you for your enormous contribution to the world of boxing. Always a class act. Peace unto you and May God Bless.My prayers go out to your family and all who loved you.

So sorry to hear about the loss of your loved one. Please know that you are in the thoughts and prayers of many individuals who truly care about you. May the God who supplies endurance and comfort grant you peace. (Psalms 94:19)