Louis G. Oliari

Condolences to the Oliari family. I worked with Lou back in the old Honeywell days. We used to sneak out at lunchtime to play a little softball when we were all still at the Newton Highlands plant. A great guy.

Faun & family
Sorry for the loss of you dad, we lost my mom on Aug 26. It's hard. Your dad will live on in your memories and within your heart.
LuAnn (Waugh)Botelho & family

HI MARK,REALLY SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT LOU.IVE KNOW BOTH OF U FOR ALMOST 40 YEARS,WE PLAYED CARDS,ON NORTH MAIN ST.ME U AND LOU,AND AT OUR HOUSES.ME,U AND SOME OTHER GUYS.LOU WAS ALRIGHT.LIKE MY FATHER.HE LIKED A GOOD CIGAR AS I RECALL.TAKE CARE,JIM

Mr. & Mrs. O, Danielle, Paul, and Stephanie -

Our thoughts our with you and the entire CNT clan as you mourn the loss of someone so deeply special to each of you. Please know that you are loved and will be in our prayers during this difficult time.

Love,
Robbie & Anne

Mark, Patty & family .... Our deepest sympathies go out to all of you. Treasure all the wonderful memories you have.

Mark, Butch, Faun, Ginny, and families....My deepest sympathy to you and your family. Lou was a wonderful bridge partner and dear friend. He will be missed.

My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

We are sorry to hear of his death. Lou gave a lot to the bridge club. I played with him many times. He was a gentleman at all times with me. We also saw him in Las Vegas in July. Henry and Donna Daley; Puritan Bridge Club.

Butch, Mark, Fawn and families.... please accept our condolences at the passing of your dad & grandfather. He will be missed.
The Barnsley's