Louis T. German

My wife Joanne recently found the notice about Lou's passing. I was very, very sad to learn of it. My brother Howard and I attended the Graduate school of Rutgers at the same time - as Lou students, graduating in 1974. Lou attended my mom's funeral last year in June 2012. I was so surprised to see him there...and appreciated his coming to pay his respects. My mom, Etta Chernoff and Lou were related (cousins). If I recall correctly, my mom told me it was a conversation with Lou who...

I was an MBA student of Mr. German at Rutgers, in 1979. He taught us not only business insights but also he was my mentor in my personal life as well. Mr. German helped me find and finance my first business venture and has been our family friend for life. He had an excellent memory and he helped and cared deeply for others. We will dearly miss his enthusiasm, great sense of humor and many words of wisdom. We will always cherish our fond memories in his company. And, of course, Anne, you...

As one of Mr. German's Rutgers students of 1961 or so, he remains one of the few instructers that I remember and I should add remember fondly. So sorry for your loss.

Lou and his lovely wife recently attended our Reunion event and looked fabulous! Rutgers has lost a loyal son indeed, may he rest in peace.
- the entire staff of the alumni relations office in Newark send their deepest sympathies to the family

The Morris County Historical Society expresses sincerest condolences. We are so very grateful for the German Family's long history of friendship, dedication, and service to the Society. Louis will be missed.