Louis Alexander Arcuri

I knew Louis at USC. I lost track of him in my senior year and recently attempted to see if I could get in contact with him through the internet. I am deeply saddened and shocked to see this news. He was a fantastic person and it is devastating to find out so many years later what happened. My sincerest condolences to his family.

I think about Louis often. I will see cross country kids near my home or see a guy that had a similar nose or curly hair to him.

I'm deeply saddened at this loss..Louis was my incentive to do well in school from elementary on up...I have so many little memories from summer camp in 5th grade up to high school in art class and watch in him play tennis..even though we weren't as close as I would have liked we shared a bond that was very lasting...my heart grieves even now for your whole family Louis....just know with each individual life you have touched an entire generation will be effected in a positive way because of...

You were an amazing man. Funny how you can think of all the little things you could miss about a person. I remember when you said my name your lip would kind of curl up. Thanks for being an influence in my life for the better. I think all that knew can say they are better for it. Your time was short with us but very valued. God Bless your family and friends at this time.

I didn't know Louis as long as some of you did, but I'm glad I knew him at all.

-- John

I worked closely with Louis when he was the Chair person with the City of Dublin's Youth Advisory Committee in 2002. He was an exceptional and intelligent individual. I remember him to be organized, athletic and a great leader for YAC. It wasnt too long ago when I ran into Louis at the Dublin Library. He was so cheerful and eager to tell me about what he was doing. I will really miss him.

All to soon those we love leave. I knew the family, babysat his sisters, and worked with them in Girl Scouts. Louis was a kind and friendly person, and always had a smile and a friendly greeting waiting for you. I recently saw him again over the summer while I worked at Target and chatted with him again. It was a shock to hear of his passing, and my love goes to his family. He will surely be missed.

I knew Louis from middle school through high school. He was always very kind and would say "hi". Your trully will be missed.

I went to school with Louis from wells all through dublin high. It was not until we really meet for the first time during tennis practice that we actually meet each other, and were made partners for doubles tennis. Louis was one of the smartest and most patient people i have ever know. When ever I would play tennis against him, it would always go the same way, we would rally Louis returning every thing i hit even remotley near him. Louis just hitting the ball back and waiting patientily...