LOUIS-HAZAPIS-Obituary

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LOUIS D. HAZAPIS

Cleveland, Ohio

Dec 14, 1960 – Aug 14, 2018 (Age 57)

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BORN
December 14, 1960
DIED
August 14, 2018
AGE
57
LOCATION
Cleveland, Ohio

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LOUIS D. HAZAPIS, age 57. Beloved husband of Annette (nee Lisi); loving father of Caroline and Natalie; son of Jennie (nee Zervas) and the late Dan; brother of Maria Schlenk (John) and Sheila Hazapis; brother-in-law, uncle and friend of many. Lou worked for the Ohio Department of Transportation...

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Louie was a great friend to us for many years. Although we lost touch...we always remembered him fondly and were saddened to hear of his passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with all in the Hazapis family. Sean and Theresa Dixon

I remember Louis, his parents and his sisters from St. Demetrios. Our sympathies to his Family.

MAY HIS MEMORY BE ETERNAL

John & Helen (Bartz) Daley

Annette, so sorry to learn. God bless you and your family and give you strength in each other, and in the many warm memories of Louis.

Thoughts and Prayers to you, Annette

Annette and Family-
With my deepest sympathies! We go way back , Annette. Wish I knew your husband, Lou. My mass tomorrow will hold you and your girls and LOU in prayer and highest regards!
Peace to you during this difficult time!
Love and Comfort-
Michael

Lou was the first engineer that I worked with while on the ODOT EIT Training program in 1988 up in the design department at the old D12 Broadway facility. It did not take long for me to gain respect for him as a prepared, intelligent, committed and collaborative professional while working on overhead sign design for one of his projects. It took much less time for me to see what a caring, down-to-earth person he was. It was an honor to have Lou as my first professional mentor. I know he...

Lou always set a great example within the northeast Ohio engineering community, and will be missed. Sincere condolences for your loss.

Annette and Girls:

Michael and I would like to express our deepest sympathies to you. While we did not know Lou well, we both concluded what a dedicated family man he was. One thing is for sure - he loved and was proud of his family. Peace to you all.

Michael and Terese Joyce