Louis M. "Lou" FAILLACE

One hell of a man. His great smile and kind words are surely missed. I remember him coaching soccer and working at the festival for many many years.

We were so sorry to hear about Lou. He was a great "coach" and a wonderful man. He was always so positive. Our prayers are with you and your family.

Lou was more than a cousin; he was a brother who I loved very much. When I was much younger, I would travel back to my hometown of Cincinnati, enjoying running around visiting my relatives and friends. Later in life, I traveled less, but then Lou and Kay started coming to Sacramento, California to visit me and my wife, Veronica. We had such good times during our trips all over our state and Arizona and Nevada. We shared so much, including lots of laughs and love. One very clear memory I have...

Faillace Family, I am so sorry for your loss. Lou had a heart of gold. He was always telling jokes, and could make 'anyone' smile. Cherish your memories and know he will be guiding you from above. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you, Christine

I knew Lou through the Sons of Italy. He was always kind and upbeat. I am sorry for your loss.Annie Cianciolo O'Donnell

Kay and family,

You have my heartfelt sympathy, however, now you all have an angel in heaven who is at peace. Know that you are all in my prayers. I am sorry that I am unable to come to the visitation and mass.
Remember, tomorrow is St. Anthony's feast day.
Love and Prayers,
Charlene Asbach

We are very sorry for your loss. Treasure the memories that you have. May the peace of Christ be with you all.
Mary & John Hopkins

Mike, Nick and Mary- I am sorry to hear about your dad's passing. You and your families are in my prayers.

Faillace Family - We are so very sad for your loss. Big Lou was a great person, a great coach, a great mentor, friend, father and husband. We will miss his beautiful smile and loving friendship. Heaven just became a better place having him there. We will miss you Lou! With love, Bill Angel Jr. and family