Cheryl (Luczynski)Repici, February 2, 2010 To June and family, Lou was my first boss with the State of NJ on Main Rd.as one of his clerk/typist. He was a GREAT boss and wonderful person. He would call in during his lunch hour and tell me he was "pinched in" and would be late from lunch because of a tennis match. So many memorable times in the Vineland office that we all had. He loved his family and he loved tennis. My Prayers are with you at this time. May his memories live on in your heart. Godd Bless.

SID STEINOUR, February 2, 2010 JUNE; I HAVE WRITTEN THIS SEVERAL TIMES AND NOTHING TELLS THE WAY I REALLY FEEL AT THIS TIME, EXCEPT I LOVE YOUR FAMILY, AND WILL MISS LOU VERY MUCH. OUR SHORT TIME TOGETHER ON THIS EARTH WILL ALWAYS BE A JOY TO ME. MY PRAYERS AND LOVE TO YOU AND FAMILY ALWAYS sid

Heather Vecchione, February 3, 2010 Rest in peace Uncle Lou. I hope to continue to hear great stories about you.

Jeff Czarnecki, February 3, 2010 I will always remember playing tennis with Anthony, Lou and June in their backyard. Lou wouldn't hesitate to tag you with an overhead smash to the body if given an opportunity. Anthony and I learned to lob real well. My condolences to June, Anthony, Louis and Margie. God Bless You All.

Peggy & Ray Della Porta, February 8, 2010 Dear June, Please accept our deepest sympathy-Our hearts and prayers are with you. We will really miss Lou. We hope to see you in Florida soon. Take care. Love, Peggy and Ray

Clara & Carl Biletta, February 12, 2010 Dear June, We were sadden to hear of Louis's demise. We did not know he was ill for sometime. Our sympathy to you and your family.

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