Constantine P. "Gus" Loupos

Your dad was a great guy he pushed me to get my diploma and do some night school he taught the class

to the loupos family: I knew your dad from where I used to work and he came to the lab for bloodwork. he was one of my favorite patients and always made me smile. he often brought treats or fruit or baked goods for me and on occasion even brought me homemade lunches! his baklava was amazing. last Thursday, on may 9, I was at cedar hill to pay respects to my parents and I thought I saw a memorial that said loupos but did not go over to it. I definitely feel your pain as I just lost my...

To the Loupes family:

Sorry for your loss. Gus was always telling "stories" as he liked to call them.

I remember many things about him but th one that impressed me th most was when he ran the penny fundraiser for Lady Liberty, was a great cause by a great American patriot.

You and your family will be in my prayers.

Len and Lynn Jago

Theo and family, My deepest condolences. We loved your Dad, he was always full of jokes and fun, even when I know he wasn't feeling well. He was the candyman, produce vendor always with goodies and snacks. "Don't take just one, fill your pockets for later" We had ongoing banter and joking that made us laugh. He would have enjoyed me telling I spent today in the rain teaching kids about water conservation. It was a blessing you were all with him by his side and he knew it. What...

Rest In Peace Mr. Loupos. Thank you for being such a wonderful friend to my parents and to me. I won't forget your warmth, humor and love of life. I still remember when you and Cleo volunteered at the hospital, with your cart full of candy and magazines. And a smile and funny story to tell. I know you will be missed by so many people, especially your children. You were one of a kind❤ Jane Calvo

Such a sweet man. I met him for the first time last Thursday and thought how he must have been such a positive influence in so many lives as a teacher. He was so friendly and upbeat. I am sure he will be missed by many especially his family.

I am so sorry for your loss. I knew Gus back in the 80's when I was teaching Adult Education and substituting in Bethlehem. Gus was always a cheerful, friendly guy, quick to introduce himself and made you feel like he knew you forever. I remember how he always had a joke or two in the staff room to lighten the mood and send you out laughing. I am glad I got to know him and sorry life took me in another direction and lost touch. I have thought of him fondly through the years and offer my...

My sincere condolences to the family and friends on the passing of Gus. Gus was a regular at the fitness center and always had a smile and something noteworthy to share. He was politically astute, and cared a great deal about his community. His was a lifetime of service. I am glad I got to know him. May He Rest in Peace!

We are so sorry for the loss of your father. You will be missed Mr. Loupos but never forgotten. Rest in peace my friend for you are a great great man. Love you always.... Your buddies Mark & Diane Casciani