LOUIS B. BROWN

Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always. Lou will always have a special place in our hearts

I had just moved from the Midwest in 1971 to work for Congressman Gerald Ford. Lou and i lived in the same apartment building in southwest DC. I recall that he brought me a Christian Dior scarf from Paris. I was only 21. He was a kind and intelligent friend. I moved to California. Lou was a classy guy.

Dear Bobbie,
It's hard to believe that 5 years have passed since Lou left us. He is often in my thoughts. I hope you are doing well. Much love, Linda

Bobbie,
I just learned of Lou's death and want to extend my condolences to you and your family. I worked with Lou at NSF from about 1970-1985 and he was a tremendous source of support for me and our IDOE projects. I have many fond memories of Lou in WDC, Paris and London. He was a master at resolving conflicts at international meetings, one that I remember most fondly was at a WESTPAC meeting in Tokyo when the USSR delegates wanted to extend the WESTPAC region east of the dateline...

I was saddened to learn today of Lou's passing and offer my sincere condolences to you, Bobby.
As you know, I worked with Lou for a number of years, shared an office, and developed a rapport with him. We traveled together to many places for diverse organizations but regardless of the mission, Lou was a constant source of ideas and support. The community and I will miss his friendship and his numerous contributions.

I am so sad to know the news. I was looking forward to seeing Lou in Nepal, but I am sure he will be with us forever in our memory.

Lou will be sadly missed by all of us. Whether for his advice, his friendship or for his bright personality, it was always a great pleasure being with Lou. Our sympathies to Bobby and the family. He will be remembered

Dear Bobbie and Brown family,

We are thinking of you often during this very difficult time. Our hearts and prayers are with you.