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Louis Alves Obituary
Born in Providence, a son of Luis F. and Maria (Sena) Alves of Lincoln, he was a lifelong resident of Lincoln. He graduated from Lincoln High School. He also graduated from New England Tech and received his Bachelor’s Degree from Wentworth Institute. He was communicant of St. Anthony Church, Pawtucket.
Besides his parents, he leaves a sister, Carla S. Alves and a niece Skyla J. Alves, both of Lincoln.
His funeral will be held on Saturday at 8:45 am from the Bellows-Falso Funeral 160 River Road, Lincoln with a Mass of Christian Burial at 10 A.M. in St. Anthony Church, 32 Lawn Avenue, Pawtucket. Burial will be in Mount St. Mary Cemetery, Pawtucket.
Alves, Louis S. February 21, 2003. Beloved son of Luis F. and Maria (Sena) Alves; Beloved brother of Carla S. Alves; Beloved uncle of Skyla J. Alves. Residence Hazel Street, Lincoln. Funeral from Bellows-Falso Funeral Chapel 160 River Rd. Lincoln, Saturday March 1 at 8:45 A.M. Mass of Christian Burial in St. Anthony Church, 32 Lawn Street, Pawtucket at 10 A.M. Relatives and friends are invited and may call Friday from 4-8 pm. For Directions and Guest Book, please visit www.legacy.com
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Patricia Johnson
June 29, 2020
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
Brian DeAndrade
February 20, 2019
I feel very fortunate I got to really know Louis as an adult, as we never really hung out in high school. Thanks for all the wonderful memories packed into that one year. Such an amazing human being. I think of you often
Theresa
February 20, 2014
Well Louie, today marks 11 years now and it still feels like yesterday. You're still thought of and missed. Peace.
Theresa
February 23, 2013
Well, this past Wednesday marked 10 years since the fire. I know Brian still feels like it was only yesterday. You're still in our thoughts and prayers.
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Tori Burrill
February 20, 2012
Mr & Mrs Alves,
It seems like only yesterday that I received that horrible phone call. How can it be that 9 years has passed and yet the pain stays the same? I gained so much with having known Louie. I've had the pleasure of having both you and Mr. Alves in my live since I was 12 years old and if not for Louie coming in to my live I would have been the poorer for it. I know that Louie is watching over you both with Skye by his side. They both loved you so much, and as much as they were blessed to have you in their lives, you both were a blessing in there's as you have been in mine and my mothers.
On this day I send you my prays, love, and the hope that you know that even though Louie and Skye were with us for such a short time, our lives are that much richer for having them if only for awhile.
With love Tori
Theresa
February 20, 2012
Well, another year has gone by. 9 years and counting. Still we are left with such sorrow. You are greatly missed and loved.
Trav Charron
February 22, 2010
Lou,
Seven years have passed and there is still a void left by your presence. There is something to be said for a man that leaves a lasting impression. You are missed and fondly remembered. Everlasting peace, my friend.
Theresa Johnson
February 21, 2010
Louie,
Brian and I went down to the site yesterday. If anyone takes the Yankess hat Bri left you, make sure you haunt them good.
Julie Roque Maurer
February 20, 2010
Hi Louie...it's been 7 years and I am still praying for you and always thinking of you!
Julie
maria alves
February 9, 2010
7ANOS JA SE PASSARAO MAS ESGUECERTE NAO POSSO TE AMO CADA VES MAIS TE AMO MUITO MAE''........xxxxxx000000
ECERTE
Alda Santos
February 27, 2009
I had no idea this was still going...
Dear cousin as i'm sure you know I often think of you and my favorite words i ever listened to you speak (blood is thicker than water).... you are missed by all. Watch over us during these troubling times. Love ya from here to heaven xxx. Alda
Julie Maurer
February 22, 2009
Louis....I think of you often. My love to you. Cousin, Julie
Theresa A Johnson
February 21, 2009
Louie, I believe we only met once at Jarrod's during a Joey Belladonna show thru Brian. I remember you poked fun at me about John Bush. It was all good. Today Bri and I visited the site. We laid roses for you and for Doc. I wish I had gotten to know you more then just that one show. Bri tells great stories of you. God bless.
maria alves
February 19, 2009
HI LOVE YOU LOUIS MAE XXXX00000
Esther Pato
March 1, 2008
Dear Godchild,
5 Years...Sometimes it seems like yesterday and sometimes it seems like it has been such a long, long time since the last time I saw your smile, but the truth is that your are missed and loved...still. You know the portuguese beleive that when a Godchild passes before the Godparent, that the godchild saves a special place in heaven for the godmother. So hold that spot Godson...I love you.
Madrinha
February 26, 2008
o meu muito obrigada a todos os famiares eamigos que depois de 5 anos recordarao o meo filho lu beijos para tosxxxxxoooo alves femely...
Brian DeAndrade
February 20, 2008
Louie my metal brother, I miss you dearly everyday. On this 5 year anniversary I am thinking about all the great times we had together. You could always make me laugh and vice versa.
Im just sorry it took us so long to become such great friends and then a year later you were gone.
We certainly packed alot of great memories into that year though, didn't we?
All those Fri and Sat nights at The Villa, and so many of them were so boring, but I'd trade anything for another boring night at the Villa with you Lou
RIP my dear friend
Rose Mary Teixeira
February 19, 2008
My dear family members, does not seem possible, that in March 23, 2003 I wrote an entry. 5 years have passed Louie, but you have not been forgotten. I attended your beautiful Mass at St. Anthony's on Sunday and you would be proud of your parents, sister, and niece. You handsome picture adorned on the altar, that beautiful smile of yours. We did remember you, and will never forget you. You are always in our prayers, thoughts and
your family will always be our family. Love Prima Rose Teixeira
Joe Roque
February 19, 2008
ROCK ON, LOUIE
His name was Louie.
He was family,
and friend,
and especially,
our funny man,
made us laugh
constantly,
but on that night
when hell transpired,
he became a casualty,
of the Station fire.
He loved rock music,
big fan of
the big hair bands,
big heart, big child,
inside the man.
Quicksilver smile
ear to ear,
patient, helpful,
always there
if you needed him,
didn't matter,
where or when.
He was our friend,
he was family,
and especially,
our funny man,
made us laugh
constantly, our sweet
and gentle Louie,
we love you,
and miss you, terribly.
Dawn Perry
February 16, 2008
Lou we miss you so! Five years have come and gone. Our family of friends have spilt and moved on! Lou you will always be our glue! love and miss you
The Polyflex crew
Dawn Perry
September 18, 2006
Oct 1, 2006 some of Lou's work buddies get together and remember him in fellowship for a Motorcycle run that starts at the Cowesett Inn at 10:am across the street from the station site and ends at the American Legion in Riverside, RI at 3-3:30 for food, music and memories! Funds raised are donated to the Station Family Fund! Please contact [email protected] Miss Ya Lou Lou
Jodie G.
June 20, 2006
I only met Louis once or twice (first time at a show in Attleboro), but he seemed a likable, decent guy. My friends who were his friends (Mike and Brian) always had a good word when talking about him... in fact, I was kinda looking forward to meeting him because they mentioned him often. However brief, I'm glad I did. You won't be forgotten, man.
Lizz Pincince
February 27, 2006
I will never forget the first concert I went to in 1988! My older sister could not make it to the concert with me and you offered to take me so I wouldn't miss it. My love for music kept on growing since the day I met you. I will always miss seeing you drive through our neighborhood like you did when I lived in Lincoln. You always knew how to make us laugh. Your kindness, your smile will forever be with so many of us. We miss you.Thanks for the music, the memories!
ROSEMARY TEIXEIRA
March 23, 2003
MARIA, LUIS, CARLA AND SKYLA,
OUR HEARTS AND PRAYERS GO OUT TO YOU ALL. MAY YOU FIND PEACE AND COURAGE IN THE WONDERFUL MEMORIES YOU HAVE OF DEAR, SWEET LOUIE! HE WILL BE IN OUR HEARTS FOREVER. WE WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER HIS KIND SWEET NATURE AND HIS WARMING SMILE !
MAY GOD BLESS YOU AND GUIDE YOU !
YOUR COUSINS....ROSE*AL*MICHAEL (TEIXEIRA)
HOLLY GOUDREAU
March 12, 2003
Carla, Skyla,Mr & Mrs Alves
We just wanted to say our thoughts and prayers have been with you since this terrible tragedy. I have wanted to stop to tell carla how sorry I am for her but I just do not have the words to go with it, myself having lost a brother and a sister, I know there really is no words to descibe the pain. If you guys need anything please let us know we are only 3 doors down. God Bless you all and Louis too.
Holly, Bob, Crystal & Kelly Goudreau
from Meader Street
MARGARET ROQUE
March 6, 2003
TO: MARIA, LUIS, CARLA & SKYLA
MY PRAYERS HAVE BEEN WITH YOU ALL, BEING A MOTHER AND A SISTER, I CAN FEEL YOUR PAIN. LOSING LOUIE HAS BEEN VERY SAD FOR YOU, HIS FAMILY AND FRIENDS, CAUSE LOUIE WAS A SPECIAL PERSON WITH A HEART OF GOLD. EVERYONE THAT KNEW HIM LOVED HIM AND WE WILL NEVER FORGET HIM OR STOP PRAYING FOR HIM. LOVE YOU ALL.
YOUR COUSIN - MARGARET ROQUE
Diana (Paiva) Roque
March 6, 2003
Louie:
What can I say?! There would be so much to say and catch up on. I know we haven't been close much since cildhood, but like my twin, I too will NEVER forget your great big smile when we use to sing "Louie, Louie, Louieeee", I will always have that song in my head & heart and remember YOUR beautiful SMILE!!!
My sympathy goes out to you all, Louis, Maria, & Carla!
Louie thank you for leaving us with the most precise gift of ALL, your "SMILE" we all thank you for that.
"You Will Be In My Heart Forever"
Your Cousin,
Diana (Paiva) Roque
Beth (Teixeira) Dacruz
March 6, 2003
Dear Maria, Luis and Carla,
My prayers and deepest sympathy go out to you. Although we do not see each other often, I do have memories of fun cookouts and running around wild with all my cousins!!! I have wonderful memories of Louie and Carla as well, Louie with his huge smile...and Carla always looking up to her big brother....we were kids....we had some happy times !! I can't imagine the loss you feel. I can only say that Louie is forever in all our hearts.
YEARS MAY PASS BUT THE MEMORIES WILL ALWAYS LAST !!!
LOVE, YOUR COUSIN BETH
Gary Tremblay
March 6, 2003
Lou,
I will never forget the friend i had in you,Words can not describe how lost i am to have lost a friend like you. I will treasure all the time and memories i have shared with you. Well my friend until we meet again, you will be forever missed but not forgotten so keep on smiling!
My deepest sympathy to the family of Louis S. Alves.
May god bless you all,Rest in peace Lou,Your friend always Gary Tremblay
Julie (Roque) Maurer
March 5, 2003
To Luis, Maria and Carla (my cousins):
My thoughts and prayers are and have always been with you, and especially now during such a tragic time. I know you will never be the same again, but hopefully with the love of family and friends you can get by.
Although I've moved away (it's been 9 yrs. now) when I did get to see Louie (& Carla) mostly at Tia Es's house, what I remember most was that we all would be laughing, laughing.
I remember the song we used to sing to you when we were younger "Louie, Louie, Louie, Louieeeeee, Louie, Louie, Louie, Louooowwwww"....you thought Diana, Joey and I were crazy and laughed your butt off at us when we sang that! (Carla may remember, but she may have been too young to recall).
Anyway, what I remember most, is how you made us feel....HAPPY!! You always laughed at our jokes and we laughed at yours, I don't think there was a time when we did see you that you were in a bad mood or unhappy! You made us laugh so much!
My memories will never fade. I will think of you today, tomorrow and always.
Love you, one of the twins......Julie (Roque) Maurer
Esther Pato
March 4, 2003
My dear sweet Godchild Louie,
I was the one who held you in church as a baby for your baptism and so unbeleivably sad, I too was the one who walked down with you during your final visit to church. You were a sweet adorable child and you turned into a wonderful human being. I wish we could all wake up and find that this just be a horrible dream, but I know it's not possible. Louie,I will always keep you in my heart and prayers, please keep me too in yours. I was with your mom and dad that Friday and no parents should ever have to suffer that kind of pain and suffering. I promise to try and do what I can to help them through this difficult time. You were loved and you will be missed by your family and friends, and you had many. One thing for sure, you will never, ever be forgotten. I love you.
Madrinha
Lori (Tucker) Crudden
March 2, 2003
Dear Louie,
Been 14 years since I last saw you back in our days at NEIT. The memories I have, though short but so sweet, will live in my heart forever. I've wondered over the years what path you'd chosen. I remember our talks about children and what names we liked - yours was Bret Sena (with ONLY 1 "T" - I never forgot that!). May you rest in peace and know that a part of you will always be in my heart.
Love, Lori
To Mr. and Mrs. Alves, Carla & Skyla - may you always have peace in your hearts and know that no matter what, he will always be by your side. He was loved by so many and a gift to all of us who were blessed to have known him.
Thomas
March 1, 2003
Lou Dog,
What can I say? I knew you for 13 years and you were family to me. I met you when we worked together at MCR, and the ridiculous crap we went through together turned into stories we told that nobody really believed. We must have spent 60 hours a week together for 3 or 4 years. From those days I have a lot of great memories like that company trip to Vermont where the corporate weirdness wouldn't stop and we partied until 9AM. And who could forget almost getting thrown out of the Anvil for STANDING in the middle of the dance floor? All this while the little dude in the booth pretended to play guitar and lip-synch every song.
After I quit and came back to work with you, how many Fridays in a row did we literally race to my apartment to hang out and party and pace the floor? 100? And by that time you started the whole rap thing and tortured me with it at full volume any time we cruised anywhere in your car. Beyond just the rap you introduced me to a lot of music I thought I was above listening to.
Lately we didn't hang out as often but we still had lots of fun. Like the night I came and checked out your new house which you were so rightfully proud of, and we went out for Carne Alentejana and then hit every "dancing" establishment in a 20 mile radius. Then the excursion for Indian food and stopping to do Karaoke on the way to the car.
I'll always remember your Lou-isms in a lot of cases like "YES! YOU ARE CORRECT, SIR," "Don't even go there," "cacker(?)," "Forgetaboutit" and lots more. Then when you thought someone was stupid or irritating you would break out that goofy smile that said it all. All those Lou expressions had a translation and I knew them all.
I could probably fill a book with all the great times we had, all the laughs, all the partying. I kind of feel like I've been robbed, but Carla said you wouldn't want anyone thinking like that and I'm sure she's right. Rest in peace my brother.
Shirley Dulude
March 1, 2003
Our deepest sympathy and prayers go out to Louis' family. We will always remember his beautiful smile.
Louis' kindergarten teacher, Sr. Ida Perry, and aides, Mrs. Dulude and Ms. Claudette Brunelle at Our Lady of Consolation School in Pawtucket.
Jay & Mickey Cambra
February 28, 2003
Our deepest sympathy to the Alves family and his friends. And for my cousin Kevin for bringing Louie into our lives. He brought alot of laughter into our lives,and we had fun at the pool parties and New Years Eve and Thompson.Thanks for the memories Louie!Jay & I will never forget you or your famous one liner you would say to him. "What are you crazy man?'R.I.P.Lou.
Sincerely, Jay & Mickey
Tammy Wagner
February 28, 2003
My condolences go out to Louis family. He was so fun in high school. He was a friend to everyone. I can't believe someone I once knew could pass on this way. You lived a peaceful life. May you now have an eternal peace with God. You will always be remembered.
Lorain Houle
February 28, 2003
My deepest sympothy goes out to Louie's (LuLu's) family and friends. He will be greatly missed, work will never ever be the same with LuLu gone. Not hearing him speak of music and football, not to mention all the Seinfeld one liners, will be the most difficult. The silence at work is sorrowful and heart breaking. Louie, you are a great guy and I can only hope you are in "Louieland" now jammin w/ your favorite musicians. Peace be with you my friend.
Your "Queen" of "Louieland".
ALAN HOCHMAN
February 28, 2003
LOU,
#1 DOLPHINS FAN
WE MET DURING THIS YEARS 94 HJY PATRIOTS TRIP TO MIAMI YOU WERE WORRIED THAT YOU WOULD BE THE ONLY DOLPHINS FAN ON THE TOUR IT DID NOT MATTER BECAUSE WERE IN DOPLHINS COUNTRY. I WILL ALWAYS SAVE YOU A SEAT IN YOUR MEMORY ON ALL THE 94 HJY DOLPHINS TOURS, AS WELL AS A SEAT IN BLEACHERS THIS YEAR AT THE RED SOX YANKEES GAME IN YANKEE STAIDUM.
REST IN PEACE AND GO DOLPHINS.
MY DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO MR. AND MRS. ALVES AND CARA.
ALAN MARILYN AND JASON HOCHMAN
kevin timperley
February 28, 2003
louie i just wanted to thank you for being a cool guy in high school, peace out
Kevin Bowe
February 27, 2003
LOU
FOR THE BEST 20 YEARS A FRIEND COULD GIVE IS HAVING A FRIEND LIKE YOU. I WILL MISS YOUR COMPANY AND MISS THE WEEKLY PHONE CALLS. I CANT EXPRESS HOW I FEEL BECAUSE LOSING A FRIEND LIKE YOU IS LIKE LOSING MY OWN BROTHER. I WILL CHERISH THE LAST HOURS THAT WE SPENT TOGETHER BEFORE THIS TRAGEDY ON THURSDAY NIGHT. MY THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS ARE WITH THE FAMILY. I AM REALLY GOING TO MISS YOU DEARLY. BEST BUDS FOREVER.
Jason Taylor
February 27, 2003
It is so hard for me to know that this is true. I can't image what the family is going through. I will always remember the times getting off the bus together and all the fun we had growing up. Although we both went our separate ways as we grew, I will always remember the times we shared together right down to last week when you drove by and waved. By deepest sympathy goes to your family.
Love, Jason
Louis
Melanie (Lee) Cerullo
February 27, 2003
Lou
You were my first love. I have always remembered and will always remeber your smile, your laugh, and your passion. This is my favorite picture of you because it reminds me of how much fun you were and how much you loved music.
I know that there are no words that can comfort Louis' family but please know that I will never let my memories of him fade.
Mary Jo and Liz Harrison
February 27, 2003
Our deepest sympathy goes out to Mr. and Mrs. Alves ,Carla and Little Skyla. We will forever remember flashlights in the windows and ofcourse "LAMPSHADE LOUIE" with smiles on our faces and memories in our hearts. May you find peace and love . We're only a FLASHLIGHT away.
Melissa Bouley-Crowley
February 27, 2003
Louie,
I knew you when you were a great kid and I met you again when you became a great man. You always had a nack for making people smile even in grammer school.You left a lasting impression even all of these years later. To the family I send my deepest sympathy and love.Please know his smile will live forever in my mind.
Lisa Murley
February 27, 2003
LOUIS:
I ONLY KNEW YOU BRIEFLY, BUT I WILL NEVER FORGET YOU. IT IS ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TO BELIEVE I WILL NEVER AGAIN GET AN E-MAIL FROM YOU. MY HEART IS BROKEN FOR YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS AND ALL WHO KNEW YOU.
KRISTINE AND I WILL ALWAYS CHEER FOR YOUR MIAMI DOLPHINS, BUT ONLY WHEN THEY ARE NOT PLAYING THE PATRIOTS!
REST IN PEACE, MY FRIEND. YOU ARE ALREADY SADLY MISSED.
LOVE, LISA
Sara DePalma
February 27, 2003
Louie, you will always be in my heart. I will miss you so very much. Love always Sara
Barbara & Charlie Matteo
February 27, 2003
To a family and friends of such great values, and a friendship for a lifetime. Our deepest sympathy to you all.All our Love and prayers are with you all at this most difficult time.
Jennifer Pierce
February 27, 2003
To Yankee_fan31(Louis):
I was glad to have known you, even if it was only by chatting and IM. You were always wonderful and sweet. I learned so much about you, especially your love for music, the yankees, concerts, friends and just going out and having fun. I miss our chats more than you know and i am saddened to know i will never see my IM -Yankee_fan says: Hi,.....when are we going to meet for that beer? By the way...I figured out how to use my cd-burner, thanks for your help and telling me to be patient! Thanks for the laughs, smiles, and fun. I won't forget you.
For the Alves family, I can't imagine your pain and sorrow, you are all in my thoughts and prayers.
KRISTINE WEBBER
February 27, 2003
LOUIS:
EVEN THOUGH OUR FRIENDSHIP WAS CUT SHORT, IT WAS QUITE SWEET! WE MET
THROUGH OUR LOVE OF FOOTBALL AND BASEBALL YOU A MIAMI FAN, AND I A PAT'S; YOU A YANKEE AND I A SOX'S. I'LL NEVER FORGET YOU AND THAT GREAT SMILE. THE 94HJY TRIPS TO MIAMI WILL NEVER BE THE SAME..ALWAYS REMEMBER 5 SECOND BUBBLES..3 SECOND SUCKS. ROCK ON MY DEAR FRIEND, YOU WILL BE GREATLY MISSED BY ALL YOU TOUCHED.
Francine Vasques
February 27, 2003
As a mother, my heart goes out to Maria and Louie. Only time and the love of family and friends will help to ease this grief. God bless you both.
Jennifer Brookes
February 27, 2003
Lou, we shared one dance but a memory that will live a lifetime. In that one night I came to appreciate your uniqueness and your energy. Though you may be gone, our dance will live forever. Good-bye, my friend.
Lucia (Pereira) Monteiro
February 27, 2003
Louis,
I can't get over the shock of your being gone. I'll never forget all the crazy thing we did and I regret the fact that some time had passed since we last spoke but the memories I have will alway live on in my mind and heart. As for your family, my heart goes out to all of you. My deepest condolences.
Dawn August
February 27, 2003
Lou,
Although we only meet you one time at a party we feel as though we lost a good friend. My heart and prays goes out to all your family and friends. May God Bless all that were involved in this horrible tragedy!
Dawn August & Raymond Machado
Carla Alves
February 26, 2003
Thanks and appreciation goes out to all our family and friends. It would be impossible to list you all but I want you to know that nothing has gone unnoticed.
My life will forever have a void that my brothers' presence once filled. He was my dearest friend and I loved him and needed him more than words could ever describe. I'll always miss your humor and careing. Who will I turn to now that knows me and understands me as well as you did? Where did my carbon copy go? I love you Louie.
I'll miss you greatly, PEACE!!!
Robert & Rachel Bowe Sr.
February 26, 2003
OUR DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO THE FAMILY
WE HAVE SO MANY MEMORIES OF LOUIE. HE WAS LIKE A SON TO US HE ALWAYS HAD RESPECT AND ALWAYS WOULD BE THERE EVERY HOLIDAY. MY SON HAS LOST A BEST FRIEND OF OVER 20 YEARS
AND WE HAVE TOO. WORDS CAN NOT EXPRESS HOW WE FEEL. WE LOVE YOU
Robert, Elena & Marissa Bowe
February 26, 2003
OUR HEARTS GO OUT THE THE FAMILY.
WE WILL MISS YOU DEARLY
LOUIE WAS A VERY CLOSE FRIEND OF THE FAMILY.
OUR DEEPEST MEMORY OF LOUIE IS HIM BEING IN OUR WEDDING. HE ALWAYS MADE SOMEONE LAUGH. LOVE YA LOU
Dawn & Steve Perry
February 26, 2003
Lou,
We have shared a short time together, though it has given us a lifetime of laughter and cherished memories.
Our deepest sympathy to your family and friends.
You will be truly missed.
Hugs to you! Love ya!
Susan Cardelli
February 26, 2003
Louis,
For the short period time you were in my life you made a difference. You will be deeply missed.
Richard Vasques
February 26, 2003
My greatest sympathy to the family of Louis S. Alves. May God bless you at these tragic moments.
Trav Charron
February 26, 2003
The measure of a man’s life is in the void he leaves in passing. The void left by Louis is immeasurable.
If it wasn’t the volume of his music reverberating through the cubicle walls it was his boisterous voice cracking a joke with laughter. Although it was often irritating to hear that Yankee pride or his opinions on who was a better guitar player, it was always something you expected and guiltily enjoyed.
The silence is deafening without his exuberant spirit to add color to any dull day. Of the many things that I am left with by having known Louis Alves, a few include a deep appreciation of music and his friendship.
Donna & Paul DePalma
February 26, 2003
It will be the little things that you will remember, the quiet moments, the smiles, the laughter. And although it may seem hard right now, it will be the memory of these little things that help to push away the pain and bring the smiles back again.
Our deepest sympathy to family and friends.
Brian DeAndrade
February 26, 2003
Lou,
my dear friend and metal brother, words cannot describe the void that is left behind in your departure.
I will forever cherish the times and laughs we shared.
I miss and love you deeply bro.
My deepest sympathies to the Alves family - Mom, Dad and Carla I will always be here for you.
Heather Tommasiello (McCauley)
February 26, 2003
My disbelief sits with me everyday.
That someone I know should die this way.Thoughts and prayers are with you everyday, please lay in peace for together to you we will all pray. My deepest sympathy to your family and friends.
The Staff of Bellows-Falso Funeral Home
February 25, 2003
Offering our deepest condolences at this difficult time.
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