Condolence: Louie, my son, you struggled to be born and all during the first year to survive and then you came down with pneumonia at age one and you still fought for life and survived. It seems that life was always a struggle for you but you always came through with a smile. You had the biggest heart of all my children, helping the elderly, rescuing abused and unwanted animals, always sending cards on birthdays and Christmas, calling on Sundays to make sure we were okay. You will always be in my heart, forever a part of me. I'll love you always. Until we are buried together on earth and meet again for that final journey, there will always be a wound inside that will never heal. Rest in peace, Louie, knowing that those who harmed you will have to answer to a much Higher Power. I love you, Ma

Condolence: I still have your "A sister is the nicest kind of friend...the forever kind" card hanging up. That is the kind of caring person you were on earth and, I am sure, essence of what your spirit will carry on after life. You told me that while we can never seek death you could say with no doubt that there was no reason to fear death: you had been to the other side--dying during an operation--and it was wonderful. But back then, it was not your time. That story is one of few comforts we have now without you, Louie: knowing you truly, truly are in a better place....

Condolence: Hey Mister Lou: We miss you man. You left way too soon. To me you were as a son should be, showing love and respect to both me and your Mom. I hope you know how much we appreciated your never forgetting a birthday or Christmas.

You and I encountered a few bumps together along the road of life, but most people do so. Those were a long time ago and long since put to rest.

Love you Louie - I truly hope you and Abbott will enjoy the next life together. We will see you down the road.

Go in Peace. . . Be at Peace

Bob Neuman