Louis POMERANCE

Remembering Lou as a happy, fun loving husband and father.

My sincere condolences to the entire family. Lou was a very nice, genuine and personable man. I always enjoyed seeing him host the annual BB dinner. His passion and sense of humour will be greatly missed by all.

Shock and disbelief were my first thoughts..Edith,Allan,Aubrey and Cheryl you have been in my thoughts everyday.He may be gone but Mr.Pomerance will never be forgotten!

Dear Edith,Cheryl,Allan and Aubrey, We were very sorry to hear about Lou.We always enjoyed coming to Calgary for special events.He will be remembered by all our company when he was at our house for our sons Bar Mitzvah Party.He will be missed very much.He always kept every one in stitches.

Deepest Sympathies and heart felt condolences to the Pomerance family on the loss of Lou. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Hank & Staff
Kingsboro Auto Service

i am so terribly sorry to hear such sad news. Lou had such a joy of life. How sad for Edith and her familyh
Joan Juskiw

I just spoke to my cousin Evelyn. She is absolutely heart broken by the loss of her beloved brother. Please accept our most sincere condolences at this very sad time.
Evie and Hy Ruckenstein

My sincere condolences to the entire family. When I first moved to Calgary from Montreal in 1981, Western Outfitters was a must-stop. Although I never had the pleasure of meeting Mr Pomerance in person, I have heard much about him from Beverly Israel-Ikeman (niece) who was my best friend in high school (Montreal). RIP.

What a shock. Remember so many coffees with Lou and Phil at the then Four Seasons while he was on his way to the bank with his brown paper bag. We would always leave there a little more uplifted by Lou with his wit and humor, sometimes he even bought the coffee! Have now been on the coast for 28 years, but still carry his kindness and thoughtfulness with me. Never forgotten. Condolences to Phil, the family, and all his many friends.