Louis Calvanelli

Dear Michelle,
I wanted you to know that Lou would have been proud if he could of heard the eulogy you wrote for him. Just remember no one can ever take the memories away, by the sounds of it, you have many. Take care an god bless.

Dear Michelle,
I heard about Louie, and was away on business at the time. I am so very sorry for your loss, I know how close you two were. In the end remember all the fun we had with him from 3rd grade to graduation. Dont forget all the scoldings too!(HA-HA). I know you will do whatever it takes for all to remember what a great person he was. He will be proud of you the day you have your Law Degree in your hands, and that is not so far away, just as proud the day you won the essay...

To the Calvanelli Family, all of you, and especially my friend from many years ago, Laurie(Bubbles) Lavine:

When I found out abot Lou, my first thought was "God took another wonder person to be with Him in heaven." Laurie, my heart goes out to you. A father is a daughters most wonderful friend. Not a day goes by when I do not think of my Dad and wish he were here so I could ask him a question. He ALWAYS had the right answer. Like your Lou, he was a great guy that everyone loved and...

To My Brother Lou,

I miss you, my favorite brother.
Love, Ida

To the Calvanelli Family-Our deepest sympathies go out to the entire family- The children, Laurie, Randy, Majorie Anne and Ricky and their spouses. To Louise and Uncle Lou's extended family. To his exisiting siblings, Joe & Ida- To his beautiful grandchildren. To his great life long friends. We will miss him and will never forget him. I thought the services wonderful. A heartfelt goodbye to a great guy.
Love, Robbie & Michele Villani
-Jamian, Julianna & Rob-

Please accept our heartfelt condolences at your loss. Sincerly, Jim and Donna Maione

DEAR LOUISE WE ARE SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS.MAY GOD WATCH OVER YOU AND GIVE YOU STRENGTH.LOVE PAT AND PETER BOLLO

To my father-in-law, Lou

I just wanted to say I will always remember you, and several things you told me. You said to make sure I always take care of your daughter, and I've tried to every day of our marriage. Your daughter is a lot like you in several ways. I call her "Little Louie" as she always reminds me of your quest for excellence in doing work. I remember the 1st time I met you, you got out of your black Cadillac, wearing a black leather coat, smoking a cigarette. I turned to...

To my father, Lou

The finality and depth of loss has hit me today. Although your illness was a long goodbye for us, I remember many special moments.

You walking me down the aisle on my wedding day, both of us so nervous, I jokingly asked why you were scared - this time it wasn’t you on the line! You replied you only wanted me to be happy with Michael. You were right about Michael being a great guy- I still adore him after 30 years.

Or the time you snuck our kitten...