Louise "Lou Lou" Medwid

Dear Aunt Lou

I miss you. It is different that you are not here any more. On Sunday, I came to talk with you and pappy. I told you both that I love you and that I did good at my races. I hope that you and pappy are being good. Love

To Lou's family,

i had the pleasure to me lou about 12 years ago. she was a very caring

and thoughtful person. she was a very delightful person to be around.we had some fun times in the past going to bingo and playing

the machines.

she will be sadly missed. you have

my deepest sympathy.

Kathy,Jimmy,Kenny,Theresa,Amber & Everyone - too many to list -



I don't know exactly what to say. I was taken by surprise. Obviously I have a large amount of memories over the past 20 years. I will be forever sorry that again, I missed the opportunity to learn how to make Halupki's, the correct way. First my own grandmother - and now Aunt Lou. I will miss her advise. I will miss her period. May she always be an inspiration our lives. May she always be in our thoughts and our prayers. But yet, we will remember that she is with her Spikey - and with Count - and all of her other loved ones - in peace together again.



May God grant you the serenity to get thru these next few weeks.



My very deepest sympathies to everyone in the family. And to everyone that had been blessed to have had Aunt Lou in their lives.



Love,

Carrie

To the Medwid Family,

Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.

Dear Kathy, Kenny and families;Theresa and Kline,



It is with the greatest sadness and many tears that I extend my deepest sympathy to you upon the death of your mother, granmother and sister.I will always cherish my visits with her and the great stories she would share about our familiy. Not to mention the humor, simple wisdom and generous spirit that seemed to come so naturally to her whiich she so generously shared with me. It was an honor and a privilege to call her Aunt Lou. I will miss her so very much. May she rest in peace from a life so very well lived.



With love and our deepest condolances,

Bob and Jay