Louis "Lou" Dale Sharp

May Louis, continue to Rest In Peace. We continue to stand on his broad shoulders. A mentor, a friend and a loving father.

Lou had a kind soul and was an outstanding human being. His historical legacy will live on in the Ohio State Highway Patrol. God bless Louis Sharp & his family.

On behalf of your first cousin Henry Banks and Family,
Our thoughts and prayers go out to Cousin Lou's entire family.
You will be greatly missed.
Blessings,
The Banks Family

Lewis was like family and will be missed by us all.
Ours prayers and hearts go out to the Sharp family.
Blessing and prayers from the Bynum family

We don't have the perfect words to say or exact thing to do to comfort you. Our warmest thoughts are with you.

Great memories of playing football with Lou at East High School and visiting with him more recently at our East High get-to-gethers at Golden Corral on E.Main St.
enjoy the picture of us together. Lou will be missed by many.
Your friend,
Dick Linson

Mr. Sharp will be greatly missed. He was one of the greatest story tellers of all times. May you find comfort in Gods word.
The Reid Family

Very sorry for your loss. Thoughts and prayers to the Sharp Family. May you find peace peace in knowing that he his in Paradise.

I met LOUIS 1951 Sept. Outstanding, the 1st Black Ohio State Highway Patrol person. Family I shall always keep the Sharp Family in My PRAYERS. (BLACKBURN PARK)

My prayers are for his family, Mr. Sharp a strong and mighty man of God, and trusted Him. He is and will always be my very best friend. we have been friends for 18 years, such a trusting person that was always a gentleman and never put any demands during our friendship. I love you Mr. Sharp rest in peace. Naomi

Thoughts and prayers to the Sharp family. Mr. Sharp's legacy will be everlasting as we will forever be grateful for his sacrifices and his determination.

Prayers go out to the family from Char and I. Louis was both a friend and a mentor to many Ohio State Highway Patrol troopers. We (as a group) have stood on the broad shoulders of Lou to move forward in the quest of equality for minorities and females. May Louis Rest in Peace.