Dearest Naomi, 
I am remembering the loving concern you shared with me, as Louis' health began to fail. What tender care and respect you demontrated in every aspect of his final months, supporting his dignity and stature that were the hallmarks of his life of loving his you, his family and community. Thank you, and may you know comfort.

Dear Naomi - Please accept my condolences with regard to Louis's passing and my apologies for missing the visitation and funeral.  Louis was a wonderful man who always took the time to share his own experiences with me as I was learning my trade in the restaurant and bar industry.  Over the years, we visited regularly at Foothills at The Hyatt, Gilligan's and Fleming's.  You two seemed to be perfectly matched soul mates, and Louis often expressed to me the importance of having a good partner, how much you had brought to his life and how much you meant to him.  Please know that my prayers are with you both.  Darryl R. Wittle (Austin TX)

Our prayers are with Naomi and family.
Nancy Hrin

One of the finest Christians we have ever known--may his memory be eternal.
very rev. fr. john and cheryl morris

Dear Johnny and entire Mecey Family:
So sorry to hear the passing of your Dad. I know this a difficult time for the entire family, but reflect on the wonderful things that occured in his lifetime.  You'll will be in our thoughts and prayers.
Respectfully
Wally and Helen Freytag

Dear Naomi, John and family,
Please accept my sincere condolences for the loss of Louis. I am traveling this week and was able to see the obituary reading the Austin paper on line.
Louis was a very good man and one I consider a dear friend. I have known him through business for 30 or more years. He was honest and always forthright and a pleasure to do business with no matter what the issue. 
I am truly sorry I have missed his service. I know how much he valued his church. It would have been an honor to be there with him. I, like many in Austin, will miss him. I am sorry for your loss. 
Kindest Regards 
Bill Horabin

Dear Naomi,
I just read that your precious husband has gone to be with Our Savior.
Knowing you have a wonderful support-group and unshakable faith I know you will fine. Losing someone we love is incredibly hard but in time your grief will lessen and your memories of Louie will give you so much solace.
Love always your cousin, Darlene

Naomi,
May you find comfort in your memories and peace in your faith.
In sympathy and friendship.
Mary Elledge & Forrest Troutman

I remember Louis standing outside his bar talking on the telephone with a 25' cord so that he could hear the conversation.  Good friend, all will miss him.

Louis was an extraordinary good friend and mentor.  His compassion and strength in difficult times sustained me more than words can express.  He was a fine, loving gentleman who will be gravely missed in years to come.

I was saddened to read of your loss this morning in the newspaper.  My 1st husband and I attended UT and were regulars at Louie's from the fall of 1968 through the fall of 1969 when he graduated.  Louis was the kindest dearest person to us and our friends, always friendly and so glad to see us with his wonderful smile.  I saw him a couple of years ago at HEB off Far West and broke in to tears.  We spoke, and he said that occasionally he had the experience of someone from those times recognizing and speaking to him (not necessarily with tears).  He made the world a better place.  With very kindest regards to all of his family.  Melanie Walter-Mahoney

We have been friends since September 1955.  Louis helped relieve the boredom of law school for me and many others.  Bon Voyage old friend.

I knew Louie well around 1950, when I was an undergraduate at UT. He was tending bar at Pete's Around the Corner, just off Guadalupe,, and was so popular there with the patrons that he opened his own place, Louie's, at 18th and San Jacinto. He was everybody's friend, affable and very intelligent. Requiescat in pace, Louie.

Louis was a great friend. i was there for the closing of Louis's bar (lost the t shirt). Louis and his brother(john) I think were customers at am. bank, I loaned them money to build apt. In san Marcos, and never had to call them about business. They were men of their word, usually based on a hand shake. See you on the next side my friend. Fred m minter

My sincerest condolences to the family.  I am currently out of town and cannot be with you at this trying and sad time, but my prayers and thoughts are with all of you.  Mary Ghaleb

I had the pleasure of knowing Louis during the many afternoons and evenings I spent with the ultimate owner/barkeep/psychologist.   What great memories for my generation.......Sinatra, Beta Bowl, Aces and Kings and the man himself.   Condolences and prayers to the family of this great human being.

A dear friend for over 60 years and one of the most ethical men I have ever known. I will miss him greatly. 
Joe Christie

My prayers go out to the Mecey Family. I will definitely have beer tonight and toast Louie................while listening to Sinatra. Great man, and even better friend. RR

My thoughts and prayers go out to the Mecey family. May his memory be eternal. I will miss the smiling and welcoming face of Louis every Sunday when I came to St. Elias.

I have heard once that we are often prepared yet never ready to say goodbye to our loved ones.  It's clear from all the kind words from others that he was dearly loved.  My thoughts go out to you and your family in this time of sadness.

You can always tell the caliber of the parents by the character of their children.    Reading this obituary only confirms what I already knew from knowing John - Louis was a man that loved people and loved making them feel special.   He invested in others and passed that skill on to John.      We are so sorry for your loss.

He treated me the more kindly than any man in the neighborhood... I learned a great deal about explaining the world to young men by emulating him...
A true and honest gentleman.

We are sorry about your great loss.  Sending our deepest sympathy to the whole family of Louis, whom I have known all my life.  God bless all of you.

Eternal be your memory, godfather.  You were a pillar of faithfulness.

My heart, thoughts and prayers goes out to everyone who has been touched with the passing of Mr. Mecey. He will always be just a thought away.

Louis was always so kind and welcoming.  He will be missed! His hospitality means much to our family. May his memory be eternal!

Louis is an amazing man, that has taught us all so much.  I know Louis is resting, rightfully so, with his lord and Savior Jesus Christ.  Louis was a treasure and role model in every sense of the word. He will be missed, but his legacy will remain always present.  May his memory be eternal.

We will truly miss Louis he is forever in our memory.  Our thoughts and prayers are with all of the Mecey family.  We can hardly walk through the back of St. Elias and not see him standing there to greet us as he has done the last 35 years.  We look forward to seeing you again Louis.  Eternally your memory.  The Bechara's

I loved Louis like a father.  We became great friends at St. Elias Church, and I always sought his advice when I was a member and eventual chair of the Mediterranean Festival and Church Council.  I will always remember him fondly.

My thoughts and prayers are with you and John. God has claimed another angel. Rest In Peace Louie and hope you are jamming with Frank!

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Louis Mecey

1 janvier 1926 – 4 février 2017

Cook-Walden Funeral Home

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