Louis H. Heller

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.

I was hired by Mr. Louis at Pompeii Hairstylist during the mid 60's when I was fresh out of cosmetology school. He was an amazing first boss and such a kind and knowledgeable man. He knew how to sense the inner feelings of a person and would do something to help them with whatever it was they were going through.
Everyone who came into the salon was taken by his great warmth, friendliness, humor and of course, his good looks and style!
He had me work in the styling chair next to...

Mr. Louis and I were together once a week for over 40 years. Together we solved all the problems of the world! I saw more of Mr. Louis than I did my lifetime friends. I loved our three hour lunches and our trips to his favorite casino. Louis's 80th birthday party was another bright spot in my memory. Rest in peace my dear friend. I thank the Lord for putting you in my life.

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.
Barbara , Mike , & Lakia

Mr.Louis will be missed in a big way . I have nothing but fond memories of him in my life. Especially as a teenager . Lou trusted me with his home, vehicle, and his hair salon when i was 16 yrs. Old. This man treated me like his own son. He gave me the confidence in myself which led to me going in the remodeling business for myself at 21 yrs. Old. He had a wonderful sense of humor and was a very good human being. I know he is with God now . Sincerely, Rodney R. Watson

Louis was remarkable for his kindness and understanding. He was great at making people feel welcome and important. It was my great honor to get to know him, and he continues to inspire me with his perseverance through adversity. My heartfelt condolences to Wil.

Wil and Steve,

Please accept my deepest sympathies on Mr. Louis' passing. He was a wonderful, talented, and kind hairdresser. We always had great conversations that made the time go by so quickly. He will truly be missed. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

Christine Martuch, Parma, OH