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Bil Swirsding
December 26, 2020
We met 35 years ago and became life long friends. The times we broke bread with our families; spent with each others children; travel; in business; our just talking. I'll miss that melodious voice, lingering hand shake as well as that warm smile. Your a good man Lou, but most of all you will be remembered!
Barry Reiter
December 17, 2020
Back in the days of normalcy before Covid, Lou and I spoke often from when we first met in the early 80’s till the recent tragic passing of Andrew. We spent almost all major holidays, birthdays, and get togethers just talking. We talked about some serious stuff and some BS. He was easy and a pleasure to talk with. He definitely was one of a kind. I really loved and respected him. How can anybody live without a cell phone in this day and age. Only Lou. He never bragged or boasted about what he had. He loved his work. He was an awesome dude. I will miss him. He was a unique person and cannot and will never be duplicated. May he RIP
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Jack Alexeyko
December 16, 2020
I am Jack Alexeyko. Worked for/with Louie for 8 years. Started working with Louie right out of High School. He taught me too much to list...while still having fun!
I left Philly for Arizona in 1979 and used what Louie taught me every day. I will never forget him. Our prayers and thoughts are with your family.
Alicia Oxenhorn
December 15, 2020
My thoughts and love are always with you. I wish words could help ease your pain. May Lou's memory be a blessing.
Love and strength,
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