We are sorry to hear that Lou is no longer with us. Renee met him when she was only two years old and has pictures to remember him by. She was his neice by his brother Gerry Jobin. I remember Lou being a real gentleman when Gerry and I visited his home in 1991 with Renee. He was always a good host, easy going and had a lot of charm. Lou connected with people in a second and had a way of making a person feel important and special. We are sad that his charm no longer graces the living and are glad that he was here for even the short time that he was. And next time lay off the Poutine Lou!

Christine and Renee Belliveau.

Lou and I were childhood friends – meeting in grade 6. We have kept in touch through the years through the odd phone call and my brother Michael (who was friends with Bernie). Lou was always very supportive, kind and gentle to me and I will never forget him. He touched a corner of heart many years ago. The last time I saw Lou was because of his mother’s death. At the time I was Funeral Director with McInnis & Holloway and had the priviledge of serving the family. I was very happy to meet his family and see his sibling again. Please accept my sympathy and know how fondly I remember Lou.