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Aaron Dawdy
May 7, 2014
Sadly I came across an article in which I found out about Lou. Ruth in words it's difficult, though my empathy and love are with you. Lou and yourself always treated me as a family member. Giving me gifts of memories and moments I otherwise would not have experienced. My love for you both I have carried with me and always will.
Aaron [email protected]
May 7, 2014
Sadly I just came across an article only to find out about Lou. Ruth my deepest and warmest empathy to you. Yourself and Lou always treated me like a family member leaving me with irreplaceable moments along with great memories I have I will carry with me always. Love too you Ruth.
Dave & Joyce Haeckel
April 5, 2014
We have many fond memories of Lou from our time at CCS. It seems camping weekends began with Lou setting up the pop-up tent/trailer after fixing Ruth a martini. He was such a unassuming quiet man who was an important part of our community. We would like to extend our sympathy to Ruth, Wayne, Scott and the rest of the family.
March 8, 2014
Louis and I were on the same team (Ravens) in the Neighborhood Boys Club in 1940 or so. I remember going to his apartment on Mozart Street to play chess. While neither he nor I were very good at sports, we liked to participate. He was one of my better friends on the team. Louis was a year older than me and while we attended the same Grammar and High Schools and even Illinois Tech, we never saw much of each other than our Ravens experiences.Sorry for your loss.
Jack Leske [email protected]
MARIE
March 7, 2014
My deepest sympathy to the Baker family, take comfort in the fond memories of Dr. Baker you have to share with everyone.
March 7, 2014
My sincere condolences to family and friends , may cherished memories soon filled your hearts with joy as you remember the life shared together , and may the God of comfort and peace be with all of you.
Angela Harris
March 7, 2014
Dear Baker Family, I am very sorry for the loss of your loved one. May you find comfort in knowing that if you draw close to God, He will draw close to you. (James 4:8)
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