Louis Brill

I remember Louis from when he dated my sister Lynn when they were in High school. I remain friends with his brother Jerry.

I respected louis like an older brother & I will morn his passing.

Dear Brill Family-I met Louis in February 1967 while working as an accountant for Gulf & Western where Louis was was the audit supervisor for E&E. We last had dinner together in Houston with some good buds this past December---wow 45 years of friendship. A lot of great times in between.

Louis and I worked together on some fun ( Southwest Growth Pool w our infamous and beloved mentor Herb Neyland) and stressful (Wanda Petroleum--in the midst of a large financial scandal) engagements...

Dear Brill Family: It was with a great and heavy heart that I heard of the passing of my cousin, Louis Richard. I always remember looking up to him and thinking how handsome he was and so mature( he was 4 years older than me). When Louis Richard went off to college, I did not see him until he returned for the funeral of my dad and his Uncle, Claude McMillian. He related a story about my dad in a touching and beautiful eulogy that he delivered that I and my brothers were not aware of. ...

Dear Brill family -- I was sorry to hear of Louis's passing, but it brought back some good memories. I started at Ernst & Ernst in 1972, and I worked with Louis as much or more than anyone else. He was a great manager...demanding but caring and supportive...more than anyone else I worked with, he knew when to leave you alone and when to step in and help wrap things up. A perfect example -- At a busy, stressful time, he walked in my office and said "lets go to lunch". Upon my saying that I...

The Final Salute

“Brothers in Arms”, Military men and women down through the centuries, have traditionally exchanged “Hand Salutes” as a sign of recognition and as a way to render courtesy and respect one to another.

This “Hand Salute” is the last that we shall render to Louis Richard Brill our “Brother-in-Arms”. To his family it symbolizes the love and respect that we have for Louis. And to Louis it is rendered as a symbol of honor and gratitude to thank him for...

Louis was my wonderful brother-in-law and I will miss him so much. He was a loving soul to my dear sister and a giving man to his daughters. Life will be out of step without Lynn and Louis but heaven will be filled with love and a happy reunion.

Louis was such a wonderful person and such a delight to be around. I just saw him a month ago at Bill Jeter's funeral and he was just the same as he was when we double dated with he and Lynn in the early 1970's. He had brought pictures of us all in the early 1970's and we had a great laugh about our times back then. I will miss him.

Louis was a great leader, an example for others to follow, and a genuine and caring person. It was my pleasure to have known him at Temple Inland. He will be missed by many.

We extend our condolences to the family of our dear and gentle friend, Louis Brill. We regret his passing; he was an exceptional man, who will be deeply missed.