Condolences

Louise was a close school friend. We grew apart after high school, but we were just beginning to get reconnected in the past few years. I seriously wish we had made the connection so much sooner. We used to cross between the back yards to see each other. She enjoyed playing cards with my Aunt Alice. eating my mother's and trying our efforts to baking cakes. Her cake was frosted in dark blue and pink and my was dark pink and army green. We had a lot of fun together. I do miss not knowing the adult Louise better.

Be as zany and alive in heaven as you were on earth!

In sympathy and sorrow about her loss, my cousin! vicky

Hands down, the best teacher I ever had. And absolutely one of the nicest persons I ever met. I would run into occasionally long after school days were over and we still remembered each other. Sleep well Louise.

George ad family:
Empathy with you in your mourning.
What a warrior Louise has been.
Spunk was her middle name.
Relish the good memories and forget the speed-bumps of life.
Never let bad memories spoil good mourning.
Trust she is resting in the arms of our Savior.
May God comfort you, Jesus finally heal her and the Holy Spirit give her final sanctification.
Joe Bottini

I met Louse when she was also my tenth grade English teacher. I had contact with her later in life, and found her to be vibrant, opinionated and full of life. "Sweet and salty", she was a woman of substance whom I will remember fondly.

She was my 10th grade English teacher and I absolutely loved her class. RIP you were one of a kind!