Louis Vaccaro

still see Chris in town,i remember playing dominoes with Valoree @ Nave's bar back in the 80's would also see Anthony about town. I remember the day I saw Lou,in the earlier post (it was at Walgreen's in San Anselmo,still recall he looked great.

just recall seeing you a few months b4 he passed away & thinking how he looked ok, I remember 30 yrs or so back valoree invited me to her home 4 a holiday meal .I brought a cheese cake.family made me feel so welcome.

While doing some online research on my grandparents (Louie's father and mother) this site popped up. I am Uncle Louie's nephew, my father was Louie's brother Joe (1921-2011).

Uncle Louie was not just my uncle - he was also a friend to my sister Nicky (1950-2015) and I. During the 1950's we spent weeks at a time during the summer in Fairfax at my grandmother's. Louie would regale us with stories and take us for rides on the undeveloped hilltops around Fairfax in his Jeep. He...

Lou was always full of stories about the old days in Fairfax and San Francisco as he spent time with the morning coffee group at the Koffee Klatch and later the coffee shop across Sir Francis Drake Blvd. He will be missed and fondly remembered.

lou I will miss you .you always made me laugh and was there if I need anything My heart goes out to Chris and Anthony and the whole family

He was a friend of our family, especially my Uncle, Joe Bruce. Lou was so kind to me and all of my cousins when we were growing up in marin. He will be missed. Sharon seewester lewis

I'll miss you Louie. You have always been a tower of love, confidence, and humor to me. All our love to Jeannie and her children and family.
Michael Peri and Family

My condolences to the family. I fondly remember the many tennis party's hosted at your home..
JoAnn Richardson