Nick Souleotes

I will miss Nick allmost as I miss my own son,who passedOct.15,2115 @23.My deepest sympathy to his remaining family.I called Catfish my bubba,because I couldn't have loved him more if he was my blood brother.I have never known any man love a woman the way he loved Carolyn.Not 1 day will pass that a tear doesn't roll down my face or a smile doesn't light my face from the memories he left me with.I will miss and love him till we meet up again.If there is anything I can do to make this...

Ellinene, please know that I am so saddened to hear about your son Nick. My prayers are with you.

Eilleen, I am so sorry to hear of the loss of your son. My heart and prayers go out to you and your family. With love,

The God of all comfort will be with the family and give you peace.

Our heartfelt condolences to the family. May you continue to cherish the memories you have and remember that God is there for us as promised at 1 Peter 5: 6,7. I pray you continue to feel the love and support from your family and friends.

I am so sorry to hear of Nick's passing. My prayers are with the whole Souleotes family for comfort during this time of sadness.
Gail Crowe ( cousin of Nick's father Louis )

Deepest sympathy to the entire family. I am Camille Pharo Swan's daughter , Suzi , and I am so sorry for your loss. Heaven has received two angels from our family recently. He was such a good looking young man and I think he looked a lot like Uncle Nick in his younger years.
Know that you are all in our prayer at this very difficult time. May your love and wonderful memories fill your hearts.

Souleotes Family, I am shocked and saddened by Nick's passing. I remember him as a mischievous kid, with so much personality. To his mother, I am so sorry. I know what it's like to lose a child, even when they are grown-up and have their own family. My prayers are with all of you. Nick was a joy and blessing to everyone. God's Peace.

As my brother John just said, we grew up and had lots of good times in Norwood-Birmingham with his (late) uncle George and his (late) father Louis (then called "Bubba") Souleotes, from the mid-1940s through the '50s and into the '60s, after which we moved away and lost touch. Condolences to the new generations of the Souleotes family.