Tuesday, April 20, 2004
Dear Deb & Family,
I'll always remember Uncle Lou's love of fishing. I,ll also remember that time many years ago when my father and Uncle Lou took me fishing with them. I lost interest in fishing very early in the day, so I looked to other diversions. Seeing stones all over the area, I started doing what most boys would do in that same situation. I picked up and started throwing stones all over the place. Then the thought came to toss one in the water. Throwing stones in the water is a no-no as far as fishermen are concerned. I rememer Uncle Lou saying to my dad, did you hear that , ken? Must have been a big one! Then another thought came to me, I'd better not throw any more stones in the water, or I'm going to be in big trouble. It's a memory that I think about every once in awhile and will no doubt for the rest of my life. Uncle Lou was one of the kindest and most gentle men I've ever known. Jan and I send our LOVE and condolences to you and your Family.
We love you! Ken & Jan
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