Sending love, thoughts and prayers to Lou’s family, friends, children and grandchildren. Lou was such a bright and shining light whose kind energy and warmth were felt in any room he was in. Words cannot express how sorry we are for your loss. Sending love and hopes that sharing his memory and feeling his lasting presence will help you all heal and celebrate the life he lived and the legacy that will outlive him.
Dear, Debbie and Family
Where do we begin. First please accept our Deepest Sympathy. We are so saddened by the passing of Lou. What a man. We could never list everything and all the memmories through the years. Lou, touched everyone he knew in so many ways. He was loved by so many. Yes the laugh! It can never be forgotten. His smile lingers forever. Years have flown bye and it just seems everyday challenges and just life make it so hard to keep in touch with those we truly want to always see.
Please know, Lou and your family are always in our thoughts and prayers. We speak of the days on Mt. Read often and your family was a big part of that. We never knew all the health challenges Lou had. He always seemed the picture of health.
The last time we saw him he was buying a Kobuto tractor to plant pumpkins with his grandkids. He was so excited and happy. Every time we pass that Kabuto store on Spencerport Road we think of him. Mike still says he, ” should have listened to him”. Mike bought the John Deere and it was a lemon.
Lou always came to my rescue, fixing our plumbing, especially when one of the girls plugged something. Those were the days. The little problems that seemed so big back then. Now if we could go back in time, those problems seemed so small as we age and health problems are the really huge problems.
Theres just so many good memories we are blessed with of Lou. We’re sure you must be blessed with millions more. Keep them going because that’s how you’ll get through this heart breaking loss in your life. The pillars that hold it up will still make it possible to cope and keep all your traditions going. Lou was too strong of a personalty to just pass. He’ll send you signs and messages forever. He’ll stay strong in your hearts. May you all keep the love he gave you fill in your heart’s and know he’s in each and everyone of you. He left his traits strong and instilled his great being in you.
God bless you all and Lou as well. May he rest in peace in the arms of Heaven. He will be missed but never forgotten.
We are so sorry we weren’t able to attend, we were in Florida and just found out. We truly would have been there to pay our Deepest Respect. We had great Admiration and Respect for Lou and always will. A great man who touched our lives in more ways than he would have ever known. He was one of the Great customers that was more like family. I still remember him coming into Mobil when I was expecting our 2nd daughter. My suitcase there and he said, ” Are you ever going to have this baby”? I was 4 weeks late. He came in everyday saying the same thing, ” Is it time yet”? And, of course, he’d laugh and say, ” Its gotta come out, you can’t be pregnant for ever, Mike take her on a bumpy ride in that tow truck. You can’t use it just to make money!” Little did he know I went to the hospital in it and brought Mikel home in it. Lol
Memories like that make everyday seem like anythings possible.
Again God Bless, our thoughts and prayers will continue always.
Our Deepest Sympathy to you all. Love,
Mike and Nancy
Mt. Read Service Center & Mico Transmissions.
PS sorry this is so long but I can never just write a small thought. Especially for Lou we both had the “gift to gab”. As Mike would say, when Lou and I started talking. Lol 🥰❤️💙🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Thinking of you all during this heartbreaking time. Cousin Lou will always be in our hearts and memories –
Sending our love and deepest condolences, Cousin Tina Berardi & Family
Shana, our deepest condolences to you and your family. May the love and support of those around you bring you comfort and strength, and may your cherished memories bring you lasting joy and peace. Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers –
With heartfelt sympathy & friendship, Your Autumn Lane Family
Grandpa Truck, we will always remember the Easter egg hungs, Tractor rides and haunted houses. Thank you for being the Best Grandpa to our cousins, and for creating so many wonderful memories. We will miss you, always love you, and never forget you. Go Packers! –
Love, Giuliana, Valentina, Giacomo, Adela, Gianluca and Camila
In loving memory, we will never forget his beaming smile, infectious laugh and his love. The constant jokes and teasing: “You Canadians.” Until next time, Cuz –
Italo & Eva, Ester & Guy, Evelyn & Andrew & families
In loving memory of Lou. In loving memory of a wonderful person who will be loved and missed always. A great friend that will never be replaced. RIP Lou, you are deserving of all heaven has for you –
Craig & Nancy Happ
Our deepest condolences. We will deeply miss Louie and his infectious laugh! We were lucky to have known him –
Our thoughts and prayers are with you always! Mike, Elena, Michael, Alexa & Sophia Mussumeci
To our beautiful family, we are so sorry for this tremendous loss. We will miss Louie so much –
All our love, Nunzio Berardi, Gillian Berardi Serci & Family
I am very sorry for your loss! I knew Louie when we were growing up. My mother (Gena Speranza Enfonde) was also from Celano, and the “paisans” would often get together. It was usually at my Aunt & Uncle’s house (Lena & Camillio Speranza). Joe & Dora were wonderful people, and I remember Louie as being a very nice guy! I remember the whole family fondly! I think I was even at his and Debbie’s wedding! (Too long ago to remember!) My condolences to the whole family.
I came to know Lou when we were members of the Greece Soccer Club, when his daughters were
playing soccer. Whenever seeing him, I remember, he seemed to always have a smile on his face. He was very gracious to let the club store equipment in his barn. I am saddened to learn of his passing. I always enjoyed visiting and talking with Lou. He was well liked by all who knew him, and will be sadly missed by all who had the pleasure of spending time with him. My condolences to
his family
I came to know Lou when we were members of the Greece Soccer Club, when his daughters were
playing soccer. Whenever seeing him, I remember he seemed to always a smile on his face.He was easy to talk to,
I knew Lou from his homebuilding days when I was at Miller Brick. He was such a nice guy and always greeted me with a warm hello and smile. We would run into each other at kid’s soccer games and he always went out of his way to say hello. He was a hard worker and such a proud family man. May he Rest in Peace and may his family be comforted during this very difficult time. Sending my deepest condolences. So tragic.
Our Deepest Condolences to the Berardi Family . Lord Cover this Family . Have been storing cars @ Lous for years having a ball with the guy (Joe Come get your cars ) .GRANDSON Halloween Parties Football Packers trips . Always that roar of a laugh . Me and my son knew something happened friday saw Lee in the store she broke the news to us . Family we feel your pain as well we lost Our neighbor & Friend Rest on Big Guy . Blessings .
To the Berardi Family,
On behalf of our Dad, Angelo DiCataldo and Family please accept our sincerest condolences. Years have gone by but I fondly remember the many times spent with Joe, Dora and Family. Our Dad is incapacitated with Dementia and cannot attend.
God Bless you All!
Where do we begin. First please accept our Deepest Sympathy. We are so saddened by the passing of Lou. What a man. We could never list everything and all the memmories through the years. Lou, touched everyone he knew in so many ways. He was loved by so many. Yes the laugh! It can never be forgotten. His smile lingers forever. Years have flown bye and it just seems everyday challenges and just life make it so hard to keep in touch with those we truly want to always see.
Please know, Lou and your family are always in our thoughts and prayers. We speak of the days on Mt. Read often and your family was a big part of that. We never knew all the health challenges Lou had. He always seemed the picture of health.
The last time we saw him he was buying a Kobuto tractor to plant pumpkins with his grandkids. He was so excited and happy. Every time we pass that Kabuto store on Spencerport Road we think of him. Mike still says he, ” should have listened to him”. Mike bought the John Deere and it was a lemon.
Lou always came to my rescue, fixing our plumbing, especially when one of the girls plugged something. Those were the days. The little problems that seemed so big back then. Now if we could go back in time, those problems seemed so small as we age and health problems are the really huge problems.
Theres just so many good memories we are blessed with of Lou. We’re sure you must be blessed with millions more. Keep them going because that’s how you’ll get through this heart breaking loss in your life. The pillars that hold it up will still make it possible to cope and keep all your traditions going. Lou was too strong of a personalty to just pass. He’ll send you signs and messages forever. He’ll stay strong in your hearts. May you all keep the love he gave you fill in your heart’s and know he’s in each and everyone of you. He left his traits strong and instilled his great being in you.
God bless you all and Lou as well. May he rest in peace in the arms of Heaven. He will be missed but never forgotten.
We are so sorry we weren’t able to attend, we were in Florida and just found out. We truly would have been there to pay our Deepest Respect. We had great Admiration and Respect for Lou and always will. A great man who touched our lives in more ways than he would have ever known. He was one of the Great customers that was more like family. I still remember him coming into Mobil when I was expecting our 2nd daughter. My suitcase there and he said, ” Are you ever going to have this baby”? I was 4 weeks late. He came in everyday saying the same thing, ” Is it time yet”? And, of course, he’d laugh and say, ” Its gotta come out, you can’t be pregnant for ever, Mike take her on a bumpy ride in that tow truck. You can’t use it just to make money!” Little did he know I went to the hospital in it and brought Mikel home in it. Lol
Memories like that make everyday seem like anythings possible.
Again God Bless, our thoughts and prayers will continue always.
Our Deepest Sympathy to you all. Love,
Mike and Nancy
Mt. Read Service Center & Mico Transmissions.
PS sorry this is so long but I can never just write a small thought. Especially for Lou we both had the “gift to gab”. As Mike would say, when Lou and I started talking. Lol 🥰❤️💙🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Sending our love to you all. Praying for peace and strength –
Love, Matt & Carissa Winters
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all –
John & Donna
In loving memory of Louis Berardi, with deepest sympathies. Our thoughts and prayers are with you –
Thomas Leo, Diana & Russ White
Sending our deepest sympathies during this difficult time –
Sincerely, The DiMarco family
With deepest sympathy, best friend –
Tony Campoli & family
Thinking of you all during this heartbreaking time. Cousin Lou will always be in our hearts and memories –
Sending our love and deepest condolences, Cousin Tina Berardi & Family
Shana, our deepest condolences to you and your family. May the love and support of those around you bring you comfort and strength, and may your cherished memories bring you lasting joy and peace. Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers –
With heartfelt sympathy & friendship, Your Autumn Lane Family
In loving memory –
Joe, Lucas, Julia, Trenton & Tessa and Families
Grandpa Truck, we will always remember the Easter egg hungs, Tractor rides and haunted houses. Thank you for being the Best Grandpa to our cousins, and for creating so many wonderful memories. We will miss you, always love you, and never forget you. Go Packers! –
Love, Giuliana, Valentina, Giacomo, Adela, Gianluca and Camila
“Dad”
“Husband”
“Grandpa”
In loving memory of Louis Berardi
In loving memory –
Joe, Rita & Domenic
Sentite Condoglianze, Con Tanto Affetto,
Zia Loreta, Zia Lidia E Vera
Sentite Condoglianze, Con Tanto Affetto,
Dai Cugini, Gaetano, Linda E famiglie
Our hearts go out to you and your family –
With love from, The Group at Rhinos (Tracy)
We want to send our condolences to you and your family during this difficult time –
The Masci Electric family
With deepest sympathy –
David, Anette & Aunt Theresa
In loving memory, we will never forget his beaming smile, infectious laugh and his love. The constant jokes and teasing: “You Canadians.” Until next time, Cuz –
Italo & Eva, Ester & Guy, Evelyn & Andrew & families
In loving memory –
Bryan & Siobhan, Ashley, Kirsten & Bill, Justin & Nicole & families
In loving memory of Louis Berardi
In loving memory –
Laurie & Gil
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this time –
Gregory L Piede
Larry and Tara, we are so sorry for your loss. Your family is in our prayers –
Khyle & Carrie Petrie
To Joe Berardi and family: We are so deeply sorry fo rthe loss of Louis. Keeping you all in our thoughts –
Bob, Jennifer and Becki at iHeartMedia
In loving memory, from the (only) Sister-in-Law
In loving memory of Lou. In loving memory of a wonderful person who will be loved and missed always. A great friend that will never be replaced. RIP Lou, you are deserving of all heaven has for you –
Craig & Nancy Happ
With much love and sympathy –
Elaine & Gary Bader
With all our love –
Nicky & Paul, Andrea & Gregg, Laura & Tom
Our deepest condolences,
Love, Tony & Christine
With deepest sympathy during in this difficult time –
Bernardina, Pascal & Sonya Masci
Deepest sympathy, The Sagers
In loving memory of Louis Berardi, please accept our most heartfelt sympathies for your loss –
All Green Floors – Matt, John, Dannielle & Tommy
With deepest sympathy for your unexpected loss –
With love and many prayers, Comaruccia Connie Baliva
We love you and are keeping you in our prayers –
The Burrows family
With deepest sympathy –
Everyone at SRS Building Products
With deepest sympathy –
Soccer Sam, Silvio, Staff & family
My deepest sympathies and love to Debbie, Shana, Tara & the Berardi family –
Love, Marie C.
With deepest sympathy –
Matt Valerio, Marc Malatesta, Dan Palermo, and the Cornerstone Dental Team
Such a big, lovable man, who will be missed –
Love to you all, Prayers, Cork & Jean, Cari & family and Katie & family
We want to send our condolences to you and your family during this difficult time –
The Masci Electric family
Sentite Condoglianze, Con Tanto Affetto,
Dai Cugini, Gianna, Maria E Domenico E famiglie
You are in our prayers –
Love, Klint, Janet & family
Our deepest condolences. We will deeply miss Louie and his infectious laugh! We were lucky to have known him –
Our thoughts and prayers are with you always! Mike, Elena, Michael, Alexa & Sophia Mussumeci
With love from, The Sager family
In loving memory of Lou –
Love, Cheryl & Vinnie Dinolfo, Russ & Anne Loria, Joe & Jennifer Loria, Joette & Scott Kruppenbacher
Sending you lots of love and comfort, we are so sorry for your loss –
Your School 30 Girls
To our beautiful family, we are so sorry for this tremendous loss. We will miss Louie so much –
All our love, Nunzio Berardi, Gillian Berardi Serci & Family
I am very sorry for your loss! I knew Louie when we were growing up. My mother (Gena Speranza Enfonde) was also from Celano, and the “paisans” would often get together. It was usually at my Aunt & Uncle’s house (Lena & Camillio Speranza). Joe & Dora were wonderful people, and I remember Louie as being a very nice guy! I remember the whole family fondly! I think I was even at his and Debbie’s wedding! (Too long ago to remember!) My condolences to the whole family.
I came to know Lou when we were members of the Greece Soccer Club, when his daughters were
playing soccer. Whenever seeing him, I remember, he seemed to always have a smile on his face. He was very gracious to let the club store equipment in his barn. I am saddened to learn of his passing. I always enjoyed visiting and talking with Lou. He was well liked by all who knew him, and will be sadly missed by all who had the pleasure of spending time with him. My condolences to
his family
I came to know Lou when we were members of the Greece Soccer Club, when his daughters were
playing soccer. Whenever seeing him, I remember he seemed to always a smile on his face.He was easy to talk to,
I knew Lou from his homebuilding days when I was at Miller Brick. He was such a nice guy and always greeted me with a warm hello and smile. We would run into each other at kid’s soccer games and he always went out of his way to say hello. He was a hard worker and such a proud family man. May he Rest in Peace and may his family be comforted during this very difficult time. Sending my deepest condolences. So tragic.
My sincerest condolences to the Berardi family. May Lou rest in peace.
Our Deepest Condolences to the Berardi Family . Lord Cover this Family . Have been storing cars @ Lous for years having a ball with the guy (Joe Come get your cars ) .GRANDSON Halloween Parties Football Packers trips . Always that roar of a laugh . Me and my son knew something happened friday saw Lee in the store she broke the news to us . Family we feel your pain as well we lost Our neighbor & Friend Rest on Big Guy . Blessings .
To the Berardi Family,
On behalf of our Dad, Angelo DiCataldo and Family please accept our sincerest condolences. Years have gone by but I fondly remember the many times spent with Joe, Dora and Family. Our Dad is incapacitated with Dementia and cannot attend.
God Bless you All!