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John Rider
December 23, 2015
I am absolutely floored. David and Larry, I am so sorry that distance has kept me out of contact. I surely would have been there with you on that sad day. I had heard about your mother Luigia passing, and I will forever be haunted for not sending Louisa a condolence card at that time. I procrastinated. And now I am sending you one.
It was as sad that day in Sep of 2007 when Dave told me that Ken had died due to a surgery. We were all short-changed that time. I loved him as a father.
When I got the word about Ken I was mowing the yard. I went back out and shed my tears to myself, thinking and remembering about all the fun times spent with both Ken and Luigia, and you guys. As I was mowing I came to a wildflower in the yard. I mowed around it and left it as my little memorial to Ken. Since then there have been many more flowers mowed around, and each time I think of the Spitlers. I can tell you that I think of you guys at least once a month, if not more.
I will now have to find a flower for Louisa. I will look for a good one, just as she was a very good one. I will miss her. I am sad.
Marjorie Loop
December 18, 2015
My sincere sympathy, Dave. Our paths crossed on Fulgham 16 years ago. So happy that you and Loouisa enjoyed those years together in our old home. Al passed away 6 years ago. I remember both of you fondly. Marjorie Loop
larry
December 18, 2015
Louisa is my lamp. When she married Dave, I followed them all over North America to see her. I hope I will be able to do the same someday and go to see her in Heaven
Patti Marquez
December 17, 2015
Even though we never met in person, I spoke with you many times on the phone and you were a pleasant lady always. I will miss hearing your voice when I call Safety Striping.
Elaine Small
December 15, 2015
Dave, I will always remember your beautiful Louisa, her laughter, her smile, her devotion to you, and the wonderful stories shared while living in Waco.
Monica
December 14, 2015
Louisa, I was quite fond of you despite our brief encounters.. You as my patient, I as your nurse. I feel so fortunate to have met such a lovely person. You touched my heart. I will think of you often.
Mr. Preston, I'm sorry for your loss. I admired the love and care you showed your wife. I will always remember you sitting by her side and holding her hand. Such a beautiful couple. Rest peacefully sweet lady.
April Vanderschaaf
December 14, 2015
I will so miss our fun times when you both came into valhallas. She was such a inspiration to me in so many personal ways. Love you both lots. April
December 14, 2015
Dave, I will always remember your beautiful Louisa, her laughter, her smile, her devotion to you, and wonderful stories shared while living in Waco.
Dana Molon
December 13, 2015
I will remember you forever! I will cherish the few times we visited and the great laughs! You and your amazing husband shared a love we should all have! May you rest in peace sweet Louisa. I'll bring the Wine when we see each other again. XXOO
December 12, 2015
Dave, although we haven't seen each other in a long time we remember you and beautiful Louisa so well. We send our deepest sympathy over the loss of your wonderful wife.
JP & Elinor Davis, Waco
Sandra Lundheim
December 12, 2015
Dave, I am so sorry. Louisa and I were friends since we were 9 years old. I will miss her so much. I am so sad that you have lost your friend, your companion, your love.
Cheryl Kovach
December 12, 2015
My dear friend. The world needs more people like Louisa. Such a beautiful person inside and out. I will miss her humor, sage advice, and ability to see the simple common sense solution to a variety of situations. Some of my most memorable conversations were with Louisa. I will treasure those. My heart is with you, Dave and Jenn.
Sandy Bryant
December 12, 2015
Louisa was a true inspiration to so many. Her optimism, faith, and devotion to her family and that lovely smile endeared her to all who met her. My deepest condolences to her family.
Ted Thaxton
December 12, 2015
So Sorry to hear about Louisa Passing, We had some fine times and sad times in High School. So Sorry
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