Louis Misko

Not only a cousin, but a true friend. Louis could hold your interest on any subject. Always up for a get together . When my daughter move to San Diego it was great to know that she had Louis and Amy near by. Will miss him dearly.

To my cousin Louis, I never had the chance to know you as our ages and distance prevented that. But my most treasured possion is a photo you took of our Grandfather. So even though we missed knowing each other you have brought joy into my life every time
I look at that photo. Thank you may you have joy as you are reunited with your mother.

I think the last time I saw Louis was at a fish fry at the West End Fire Museum. He & his dad were there. I enjoyed talking with his dad about when he was a Biloxi fireman. Louis was a good friend and a devoted son.

It truly saddens me that Louis is not with us anymore. He could talk on any topic and make any topic interesting. He was such a great friend, so caring, so thoughtful of others. Words cannot express how wonderful Louis was and how much I will miss him. I'm just glad that he and Amy came into my life and my life was made better by them.

I lost my oldest friend in Louis. I so looked forward to his visits once or twice a year, he always made time to come and visit. From the boy scouts to just regular friends, seems like we spend a lot of time together as kids, only lived across the street. Yes he liked fast cars, guess it started with a old Jeep he would scare the heck out of me driving it so fast. He will be missed. He was truly another local Biloxi boy (point boy) done good.

There is an emptyness in my heart, my longest friend is gone. Loved our long long chats. He used to scare the hech out of me while driving his jeep way way back when. Will miss u my old friend

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