Louis Wu

I didn´t know Louis well, but I do remember Joan very well. I reached out last year & never heard back. Joan, you have my deepest sympathies! I hope you are well.

This link popped up to me and I am glad to received it. It brings back the sweet memories of Louis. We miss you Louis.

I can´t believe it´s been 2 years already since you were called from this world. I was at Gloria´s restaurant 2 days ago and recalled a lunch there with you- you introduced me to Gloria´s! You are not forgotten Mr.Wu. RIP my friend

Louis will be truly missed. He is a quiet gentleman, private but so very personable. He spared no time and expenses to share his love for his family. For over 40 years, despite the many miles apart, Louis would find time in many occasions to pay us a visit in California as he travelled west for his medical continuing education. The last time he visited was this past September when he was at Oakland for his CEU again. He took an extra triangle flight as he returned from Oakland via LA to...

Louis was really my dads cousin, but because our chronological age puts us as peers, I refer to him as my cousin in Houston. I meet plenty of kind and compassion folks. But Louis? Hes in a class of his own. Until recent years, I only knew that about him from afar. Until we asked if he could host us while we flew to Houston to help our daughter during her cancer treatments and check ups. He did not hesitate picking us up from the airport, taking us around Houston like a seasoned tour guide,...

Mr. Wu will be greatly missed, he is a dear friend and colleague. I enjoyed volunteering with him at San Jose because he was compassionate and smart. You could always count on him to diagnose a complex patient. The world has lost a gem.

One of our fondest memories was visiting Louis when he was deployed in Germany in 2006. He was wonderful and he even enjoyed a brew occasionally. He was a great friend for over 35 years.