Louis Joseph Pomerleau, Jr.

DOLLY, LOUIE, NINA & MONA, SO SORRY TO HEAR OF LOUIE'S PASSING. WE HAVE KNOWN EACH OTHER FOR MANY YEARS. MAYBE LOUIE & BROWNIE ARE HAVING A CHESS GAME. BROWNIE SO ENJOYED LOUIE'S VISITS AND THEY DID GET IN A COUPLE OF CHESS GAMES. BLESS YOU ALL, MY LOVING THOUGHTS & PRAYERS. TERRY JO REYNOLDS

Dolly and Louie, as Tom said we were so very sorry to hear about Louie. There are so many fond memories - pool parties, get togethers, just hanging out. He was a special man and always had a twinkle in his eye. I smile when I think about his famous peanut butter jar, it was never very far from him. We were truly blessed to have known him. Sending love and prayers.
Eileen Curtis

Dolly and Louie - so very sorry to hear about Louie. We had a lot of good times over the years! Sometime se didn't get along but always got back together. If there is anything, I can help you with, please call me.
Tom Curtis

This makes me sad. I have so many great memories of Big Louie, Dolly, and Little Louie. So many fun times. Louie was truly one of a kind. I remember learning to never stand behind the pocket while someone is making a shot at Louies table. His laugh could light a room. The way he told a story was mesmerizing. Truly a good dude. He knew so many tricks to make the world an easier place to live in. Some might call them life hacks but to him it was just how it was done. Much love and prayers for you all. May he Rest In Peace and his family remember the love and good times always. PS Dolly is the absolute best at removing splinters. Just the best people.

Mark Curtis

Dolly, so sorry for your loss. Have lots of fond memories of those bike rides. Louie was one of the good guys. Let all your memories give you comfort through this difficult time. You and Louie are in our thoughts and prayers. ️ RIP Louie