Louis J. Anthoine, III

My sincere sympathy to the family

Sandy, Nicole, Desiree, Little Louis & Family my condolences and prayers are with you for the passing of your husband and father....Uncle Louis may your thoughts be calmed and rested in the enlightenment of heaven .... where you can see your beloved son, Travis, again.
Love,
John, Lauren, Reilly, Jack, & Tommy

Our prayers and condolences go out to the family. We at Keith's Marina have enjoyed knowing Louie for many years. We enjoyed his many visits over the years . Don't think he visited this year. We will miss him.

Dearest Sandy,
Jerry and I were planning to call and visit today when we learned of Louie's death. We are so sorry...and send Loving Energy' to you and your kiddies. It warms the heart to think of all the fun times we spent together. Such good friends! We love you!

Although, It's impossible to be with you now, you will always live in my heart and soul as a loving , fun-filled brother who always made me laugh, even at myself. For it's laughter that sustains us through the years, both in good and difficult times. At your final resting in Placid , Iowa with our Parents; I will reunite with you in the Spring. Your Ever loving sister, Darla

Sending prayers to Sandy and family. So many fun memories of Louie when he had to deal with Sandy, Marlene & myself on trips to Horicon. What a great time in heaven Louie & Marlene are going to have. He was such a special guy that always had a smile on his face.

We send our prayers to Sandy and family. Louie hunted with us for the last 30 plus years. His great sense of humor and stories would light up a room. God Bless you Louie. Make sure you share some of your stories with the man upstairs.

I remember history class and driver's education with Mr. Anthoine. He vividly described the reason why you always wear shoes while driving, a story that involved the bluff in Dubuque. I was probably one of the few who knew what he was talking about having lived in Platteville before highschool. He was a great teacher with stories that gave color to everything he taught. I was privileged to be one of his last classes before he retired. His son Louis was in my class. My condolences to his whole...

Mr Anthoine was my teacher in high school as well as my boys. He also endured as My Drivers Ed teacher. A very special person indeed. So sorry for your loss.