Jacqueline Clare (Louis)

Louise, so sorry for your loss. That is such an aggressive form of cancer. It had to be very hard on both of you these past months. Thoughts and prayers are going out to you and your children  

Gale Glassner (Twersky)

Louise, I was deeply saddened to read of your beloved Bill's passing. I am sending my healing prayers to comfort, in any way possible, your great loss. You and Bill were soulmates who were so blessed to connect with each other so young and enjoy so many years together. May your memories strengthen you and also remind you that love is eternal. It truly is. With love...

John Harris

Remember Bill from Haven and how nice and sincere he was to a new guy in Evanston. Peace be with you and all of our classmates.

Pamela Beall (Art)

Oh, Louise, I am so very sorry to hear this news.  My heart goes out to you and your family. Bill was such a gem of a human being, and the two of were such a wonderful couple throughout all these decades together.  Hank and I send you our love and deepest sympathies.  I will be in touch in a more personal way soon.  You are in our thoughts and prayers.

P.S. I apologize if this posted twice.  Something happened the first time I tried to send it.

Lee Saberson

Kathy Dalgety (Miehls)

Louise, I am sorry to hear of Bill's passing. I think of you two every time I drive past your townhome on Grant St. or your house on Golf Rd. May you be sustained through the love of family and friends.

Vicki Hlavacek

Oh Louise, I'm so sorry to hear of your beloved Bill's passing. I've known him since the 2nd grade and always remember him as a kind and gentle soul, loved by all who knew him. My love and deepest sympathy to you and your entire family at this difficult time. May God bring you peace and comfort.

Mark Goodman

Louise,

Both you and Bill remain "forever young" in my mind's eye, so that this is a very sad notice. My wish is that the family that you and Bill created brings you as much comfort as possible during this difficult time.

Mark Goodman

Robert Lindner

Once Upon A Time

Once upon a time, not so long ago,

When measured by the universal clocks,

We are born, and we live, but we all know,

Time is relative, and we’re neither rocks

Nor redwood trees that live a thousand years,

Just humans, who have a past, and can trace

Our futures. With memories, hopes and fears,

We run against time, but can’t win that race,

Now, someone always there’s no longer here,

But generations pass, and we still sing,

Though when end of life comes to someone dear,

The songs we know may have a hollow ring.

God blessed us with the time that he was here,

With every day, every month and every year,

Once upon a time, that’s all there can be

Ashes to Ashes, that’s life’s mystery.

By Robert Lindner

Scott Wiscomb

Louise, so very sorry to hear about Bill's passing.  I don't remember a time when the two of you weren't a couple.  My sincere condolences to you and your family.