Louis Benedict

Dear Jeff and Family,
I was so very sorry to read about your father. Please accept my sincerest condolences and prayers for all of you.
I remember him as a wonderful man. I had met him when I worked with you mother on the St. Catharine's Bazaar many years ago.
Mrs. Theresa Bates (retired English CCHS teacher)

My sincere sympathy to all of Lou's family. I remember him fondly from our days in "Beginning Experience" long ago. He was a wonderful leader as we started the program in the Allentown Diocese. My prayers are with Lou's family. May God bless you always.

Jeff,
I have very fond memories of movie nights, miniature golf, University of Delaware football games, pick up basketball games at the house on Butter Lane and time at the Shore. But one of my favorite memories is of "Mr B." Coaching some skinny offensive linemen in midget football. When we were not giving 100% on the blocking sled he'd stop yelling and simply offer a hot dog to whoever hit the sled hardest. After that we all would hit the sled so hard I often thought he would fall off....

Dear Jeff,
Lou, Maureen and you have been in our prayers for the last three weeks.
One of the many was a thank for lou's friendship of thirtyfive years. We reminisced, solved problems,praised our families,joked and laughed.
I have many memories which will not be forgotten.
I am sorry I will not attend the funeral because we are on our annual family vacation.
I wish you and your family peace and God bless you all

Jeff,

I am so sorry to hear about the passing of your Dad. I have a few good stories about your Dad and myself from his officiating days and when I was playing for good old Mount Penn. We still laugh about these stories today and your Dad was such a stand up guy. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your families during this difficult time.

Sincerely,
Jeff Motze

Maureen, Jeff, Joelle and Grandchildren - May the love of family and friends carry you through your grief. All of us are lucky to have known him and share so many happy memories together ---for so many years! Sincere sympathy and love to all,

Lou was "Uncle Lou" to our 4 kids and like a brother to Marilyn and I.He gave all of us someone to look up to. He always tried to do what Jesus would do in every part of his life.We will all miss him immensely!

Lou was one of the nicest guy that I had the pleasure of knowing and working with (through the GM Athletic Office). My thoughts and prayers are with the family at this time.