Ludwig Kiramidjian Sr.

Mr. Kiramidjian,
Sir, I didn't know you, but I would just like to say thank you for your service and sacrifice for our Country when you served in the U.S. Army during WW II and for being a member of the Greatest Generation. And to your family and loved ones, I wish to extend my deepest sympathy.

I already feel the absence of Ludwig Senior in my life. It is so strange to find him gone, yet what a wonderful, rich and remarkable life he was given!
He not only survived some of this world's most difficult events, but he actually thrived among them, demonstrating both his artistic talent and his gift for invention.
I am grateful for his life, and for his being given the blessing of remaining in his own home among loved ones to the very end of his days.

My Uncle a great husband, father and our friend.
We have lost a great Uncle and friend. You have always open your home and heart to all of us. We will always remember our happy memories at Sutro Park. You are loved. Your legend will live in our hearts forever. Love Rose Lee

Dear Uncle Lud:

What can I say? You are a very special man who lived an incredible life! Words cannot even express the loss we all feel. You were loved by many and your legacy will remain in our hearts forever!

God Bless!

Dear Uncle Lud, The day you died it was like a piece of history left us.Thanks for all the wonderful memories.We loved you very much.

Dear Uncle Lud, You've given us joy with your smile and love in your eyes. We'll never forget you.

I could not have had a better, more loving Uncle.
He accepted us for whatever we were. I have wonderful memories of him. May He Rest in Peace!