Louis Abbott

Lou lived in our South Camden neighborhood when we were youngsters. He went with us fishing at Farnham Park catching sunfish one day and we brought them back to his house to cook them. We were around 10 years old and thought it was a good idea to fry them up like the big people do. They were so small that it wasn't a good result. He moved away and I didn't see him again until high school. We laughed about that day.
Rest in peace.

A great person and super friend. Will always be remembered and therefor will never be forgotten. To your family our prayers are with you.


Dotsie Leverich and family

Of course, I have many fond memories of Lou and his family as we grew up together in Camden and were neighbors and in and out of each other's houses constantly. In fact, we went to summer camp together in Medford and shared many happy moments. I was so sorry to hear the news of his passing as any close boyhood friend is a touchstone in one's life. I'll remember Lou as a cherished buddy and someone who was just very real-- very genuine. My sincere condolences to his loving mother, Mary; to...

So Sorry.

Louis was my best friend and basketball partner. He was our guard and I was a forward. We practiced for endless hours. We started for our Camden Catholic Varsity Team for both our Junior and Senior years.
We were inseperatable in those days. Summer Jobs found us as painting contractors. We were always together. My very first Italian Thanksgiving Dinner was at His home. What, Now we get turkey after stuffing ourselves with all that wonderful Italian food made by his Grandmother. Such great...