John Louis Newell Jr.

Sorry to here about Louie's death. He was a great guy and made major contributions to the Harvard football program. My sincere condolences.
Bobby Leo '67

Lou was a great role model for all of us. We shared many great moments together.

Louie was a great mentor to me on the Happy Committee; I had the privilege of serving as his Vice-chair. A true gentleman and generous spirit.
Tom Black

To the Newell family, I had the privilege of becoming friends with Louis many years ago through our mutual involvement and deep passion for Nobles. Simply put, he was the best! Always a smile, took an interest in everyone he met with a wonderful sense of humor. To my brother Andy (N'76) and me, he was and is an inspiration to us in all that he accomplished, a great friend who we will think of always.
Our best to all of you, Chip Goode N'72.

I too caddied for Louis numerous times in my youth, and he was truly one of the classiest guys I have ever met. He made a round fun for caddies and treated them with respect and as equals. Rest in Peace. You deserve it.

Mr. Newell was a positive force who made all those around him feel better. I caddied for him many times at TCC and he was always a gentleman. He was a great supporter of the Anders and Ouimet scholarships! It was a pleasure to walk down the fairways beside him. My prayers are with his family.

Emmy - I was sad to read of Louie's death . We had such fun in Dedham in the 'old' days. He was one of the 'google guys' and will be missed by all who knew him.
Much love to you,
Marthann Secrist

A great guy and friend of Harvard Women's hockey. He was a loyal fan and very supportive of the program and his
daughter, Sue. My thoughts and prayers are with the family.

Please accept my condolences. Keeping in mind the scriptural hope of everlasting life can sustain you.
John 17:3

I always enjoyed sharing our salmon fishing and local fly fishing for stripers and blues stories. Louie and I had fished some of the same fishing hot spots but unfortunately never had the opportunity to fish together. I will also treasure these great stories not only of fishing but of family forever.
Tight Lines, Hank

It was an honor to know Louis. He was a kind friend, always interested and helpful, and optimistic. I know it was very difficult, but seemed to handle his long-standing illness with unusual grace. I will miss him. may he rest in peace.