Louise Cecil

Bob and Louise were both persons who lived their dreams. Being friends both in IBM and privately starting in Cleveland in 1971 through DC and ending in Vancouver was a wonderful adventure.

I am so sorry to hear about Louise, who was a frequent visitor and friend to Adele Campbell Gallery in Whistler. I always loved seeing Louise walk through the door, with her wonderful smile and deep passion for art and life. She will be greatly missed, but I am comforted knowing she shared a bit of her unique and generous soul with all of us. Sending much love to her family.

We were very sad to hear of Louise's passing. She was a beautiful women inside and out, incredibly elegant, joyful, passionate and down to earth. It was a pleasure and a privilege to know a lady like Louise. I'm sure the family can take comfort in knowing that you all have a special guardian angel watching over you. R.I.P. Louise

Louise was a frequent Kurbatoff Gallery visitor, true art lover and passionate collector. It was always a great pleasure seeing her and talking to her about art and life in general. She will be missed.

Scott and Jim

Sorry to hear about your mother's passing. The obituary was a beautiful reminder of what a wonderful and full life she had.

To a dear and very special friend - you've left me and all who knew you with many fond memories of your kindness, laughter, generosity, thoughtfulness, sincerity and 'zest' for life. Miss you!

She will truly be missed. She was a very special person to me and everyone who had the pleasure of meeting her. Family and friends were so important to her and all of us have lost one of life's special people.

What a wonderful tribute to an amazing woman and dear friend! Her spirit lives on in my memories of our 18 years of adventures.
With great love,
Kathy