Lou,
I was sorry to hear of your mom's passing. It was great to see you at the PVI reunion last Fall. I remember a lot of great times over at your house, hanging in your basement. Your mom was always so welcoming and willing to chat. That seemed like such a long time ago. We will keep you in our thoughts during this time.
Brian and Mary Agnes (Curran) McPeak
Dear Carol Ann and Louis,
Please accept our deepest condolences for the passing of your mom. Though I don't remember you, Carol Ann, I do have some great memories of Louie on the fields at the Kennedy school, over 50 years ago. The Williams girls, the Unangst boys, the Harveys and probably some others I just don't remember now. Playing baseball, tennis and whatever sport was in season at the time. I remember your mom and dad would walk over to the fields and watch. But they didn't just watch, they made it a point to engage with the kids. Of course at the time it didn't seem like anything but it made a lasting impression. Every time I pass the homestead on Franklin, I look over and wonder how everyone is. Now I know. Your parents are in a better place now with good company, as most of their generation has moved on, including both of my parents. I wonder if there is a West Berlin social group? God bless you and your families.
Henry & Loretta Katkow, Mark & Agren Katkow, Todd Katkow
