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Lou Romano uploaded photo(s)

Thursday, November 14, 2024

You were taken from us far too soon. I have so many fond memories growing up with you from the sleepovers as kids, playing ball and spending time together with friends, driving our t-birds and sharing in my wedding day. You will truly be missed and forever have a place in my heart. God bless and rest in peace. Love, Lou

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Maria Nikolaidis posted a condolence

Wednesday, November 13, 2024

Louie brought warmth and light wherever he went. I’ll always cherish those memories of birthday parties, hanging out in my Aunt Marie’s backyard and talking on the phone about various shows on cable, and though he’s gone, his spirit lives on in our hearts. Rest easy, Louie—you are deeply loved and missed. Love always, Lena Nikolaidis

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Sal Romano uploaded photo(s)

Tuesday, November 12, 2024

I love you very much Louie, always have and I will miss you greatly. While we lost touch, you were always in my heart. I'll remember the good times we had together and wish we could have had a lot more. I'll never forget you. Rest in peace. Love always, Sal

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Anthony Romano posted a condolence

Tuesday, November 12, 2024

In loving memory of Louie, my cousin, my friend, my brother in spirit. Louie and I were the same age, but more than that, we grew up side by side, sharing life’s milestones and creating memories that I will carry with me forever. From our earliest days, he was there—my confidant, my partner in childhood mischief, my other half. I remember our first communion, standing near him, feeling that quiet bond between us even then. Louie was passionate about life and had an infectious energy. He had a deep love for his Thunderbird, always tinkering with it, pushing to make it faster. That car was an extension of who he was: powerful, a little wild, and full of life. I can still picture him behind the wheel, eyes lit up with excitement as he revved the engine, like he was ready to take on the world. And then there were the late-night visits. If he saw a light on in the house, he’d stop by, no matter the hour. Louie showing up at 12:30 in the morning was like a warm hug, an instant lift to everyone. Just knowing he was there brought a comfort, a joy that can never be replaced. When I moved to Pennsylvania, the distance didn’t change anything. Louie would come over for the weekends, and we’d go horseback riding together—no guides, just the open trail, his laughter filling the air. It was an adventure every time, a testament to his fearless spirit and his zest for life. Louie was a rock for all of us, always there, no matter what we were going through. He was dependable, loyal, and filled with such kindness. These past few months, I prayed for him every night, hoping he could feel that love surrounding him. Now, I know he’s at peace, but his memory, his laughter, his friendship—they’ll live on in my heart forever. Rest in peace, Louie. You’ve always been in my heart, and that’s where you’ll stay. Thank you for every moment, every memory, every laugh. Until we meet again.

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Tuesday, November 12, 2024

Louis Torre

1968 - 2024

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