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Rudy Bragg
January 27, 2009
In the years that I knew Lou he was always
"A Go Getter"!
DR. DANIEL KLEINER
January 24, 2009
DEAR FAMILY, I WILL REALLY MISS THIS GREAT MAN AND ROLE MODEL.WHEN I CAME TO SAN DIEGO IN 1973,I WAS BROKE AND HAD FINISHED A POST GRADUATE PROGRAM IN FOOT SURGERY IN DENVER. I HAD TO FALL BACK ON MY PRIOR TRAINING AS A PHARMACIST.YOUR DAD,A TOTAL STRANGER,WAS NICE ENOUGH TO HIRE ME,AND LET ME COME AND GO AS A PHARMACIST AT LOU'S PHARMACY.EVENTUALLY AFTER ONE YEAR,MY PRACTICE AS A PODIATRIST ENABLED ME TO DEVOTE MORE HOURS TO MEDICINE AND LESS AS A PHARMACIST. HE LET ME DO THIS TO MY SCHEDULE. HE AND YOUR BELOVED MOM CHLOE LOANED ME $5,000 TO BUY MY FIRST HOME.I WILL NEVER FORGET YOUR DAD, AND HIS GENEROSITY.I HAVE TRIED TO EMULATE HIM IN MY LIFE AND CAREER.WITH DEEPEST SYMPATHY.I WILL MISS HIM A LOT. WITH GREAT AFFECTION. DAN KLEINER
Jim Bonk
January 22, 2009
Condolences to the family. I went to school with Gary and I remember many days going with my Dad up to the pharmacy. It is hard to believe both of them are no longer with us. Celebrating a life well lived and now reunited with his wife; God Bless the families!
Patty Faucher
January 9, 2009
We didn't have a chance to sign the guest book at the services this morning, and wanted to express our deepest sympathy to the entire Louie Faucher family on the loss of your dad. Louie was one of a kind for sure. You always knew from the laughter that Louie was around. His reunion in heaven with sweet Chloe must have really been something.
Love to you all,
Ken and Patty Faucher
Mike Spethman
January 8, 2009
Faucher Family, so very sorry to hear of Lou's passing. As one of the Saint Rose "kids" your Mom and Dad are remembered fondly by my family.
Later, Lou was a customer of mine when we maintained his residence in Imperial Beach, what a character he was and a true gentleman.
May God bless Lou and Chloe and all of you.
Mike Spethman, and Family.
Wanda Allen
January 8, 2009
Richard & I were hoping to see you all but are not able to make it. You are all in our thoughts. Hard to picture you all grown up adults now. I named my Todd after Todd Faucher & my Todd is now 31.
Your Dad was truly one of a kind with a dynamic personality. I think he could have sold snow to the Eskimos.
Gary & Doug -- I remember the racquetball games and you guys coming over. Seems like yesterday.
I really enjoyed being around Chloe & hope both your parents are happy to be together again.
Please contact us when you have a chance.
January 8, 2009
I had the honor of working for Lou for many years. He taught me so much and my time at Lou's Pharmacy is a period in my life I treasure. God Bless you Lou my thoughts and prayers are with all of you.
Love Dorothy Lowry-Arsenault and family...
Jim and Nina Galloway
January 8, 2009
Lou- A wonderfull Father, Husband,and a True Friend.
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