Louis Smith Stanton

What a rich and wonderful life. I hope and pray that the memories you made in life together will help the sadness and loss you feel with his passing. I pray the joy of those times will shine bright in your lives.

My sincerest condolences to family, friends, and fellow coworkers.

Louis profoundly inspired me during my several years in the WSDOT Snohomish office in the mid 80s. He offered great advice to a then young engineer; when to and when not to stick your neck out. His practical knowledge, straight forward leadership, and robust laughter made a powerful impression. His sincerity, levity, and guidance has served me well in both career and in life.

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Spike was one of the great sages at Seattle athelic club whether it was sports current events or theatre arts his views were always positive and cherished proud to have known him also really enjoyed discussing westerns with him

Louie- miss you so much. The lunch break bridge games, golfing, Super Bowl parties, sourdough starter help and so much more.

It is with sadness I read of Louie's passing. He and Beverly were wonderful neighbors and friends at Pleasant Beach. His loss will be felt by all of his neighbors.

When I think of Louie, it is with fondness of him standing behind the BBQ grill cooking sourdough pancakes for our Labor Day picnics. He always had such a BIG grin on his face. He loved the group gatherings and his time in the sun at Lake Chelan.

He will be missed.
Barbara Piper