Louie I love you and I will miss you. You made good. Be proud

To The Elliano Family- keeping you all in my prayers. Lou was a great co-worker while I was at NVH, always a smile on his face and ready to help when needed. Take comfort in your memories to get you through your toughest days ahead. With my sincere sympathy at this time.

Louie, When we were growing up , you were the oldest of us all and I looked up to you and thought you were so cool. I remember being teenagers and you and Tony came and took me 4 wheeling at Prado Damn. When we got older I remeber You, Paula, and I going to that awesome concert, it was my favorite one of all time. Then there was the time you took me rock climbing at Red Rock, that was when I realized you were just like my dad and uncles and were capable of fixing anything. We had run out of gas and there were no gas stations for miles, so you took a bottle of gatorade and put it in the gas tank and we sputtered all the way to the gas station but made it to the airport and I caught my flight home just in time. As an adult I again thought you were so cool but i looked up to you but for a different reason, you had become such an amazing father and it was obvious how much your family meant to you. There is nothing more cool than that. and you absolutely became an amazing man. You obviously were a father to many young people who had so many things to say about you, you will be so missed Lou, it was not enough time for you to shine. I know that you are up there smiling down on us all and we will see you again. Thanks for the memories I will cherish them always. Rest in Peace Lou...Love, Kim

Louie, you were about 6 months old the first time I saw you. Your mom had brought you to the airport to greet me from an Army overseas assignment. I was terrified to hold you for fear of hurting you. Your mom and I went to a motel the first night I was home to get away from all the well wisher for my return. The next morning before your mom got up I went and picked you up to take you back to the motel. I wanted you with us. I remember the one-sided conversation we had as we made that drive. We spent a lot of time together when you were in the early years of life. I think you could water ski before you could walk. We did all the sports together; baseball, basket ball, football and even soccer that wasn't real popular back in those days. Remember the weekend we went to Big Bear with the Indian Guides and driving there, it was light snow with icy roads and no chains? We came to a road that was down hill and we sat there at the top looking down with both of us knowing it was 50- 50 chance we would stop at the bottom. Without either of us saying anything we started down slowly picking up speed. When I tried to slow down we went into maybe 3, 360 spins with the Pinto. We stopped at the bottom heading the right way in the right lane. Neither one of us said a word. How about the time we were water skiing at Havasu and we went into a tight cove and I put you in a whip? Then I saw that if you didn't make it you would slam right into shore which was short and you would end up plastered against a dirt wall like Goofy in a cartoon. You made it like no big deal. However, my heart was pumping. When you were departing for Desert Storm I learned what my mom and dad felt when I left for Vietnam. You, like I thought, no big deal what's the fuss about, it just an assignment and then you'll be back. While you were gone, the building I worked in had a Yellow Ribbon on every door waiting for you return. How about the time you rolled the 4 X 4 and you drove home with a caved in roof. I asked you if you had your seat belt on and you said no it was just a soft role. How about the first 66 Mustang that had all the factory good stuff in it? I let you take it to school and then I hear about the contest you had seeing how many people you could get into it. I think that was the last time you drove it.
   I know everybody misses you and will till the end. You left too early.

I Love you, 
Dad

LOU YOU WILL BE. MISSED VERY MUCH BY ALL    MAY GOD.BE WITH YOUR FAMILY

We will all miss Lou at North Vista. We were all part of the Lou team. His spirit will always be there and we will remember him forever.

Louie was all Boy growing up, and became a Good and dedicated Family Man. I remember his smile, and kind approach to Life. We have another Angel looking over Us, and we all will miss this good Son. God Bless our Family. Love Uncle Keith

Our prayers and thoughts go out to the entire Elliano Family.  I have such wonderful memories of our OLPH years.
Love will go on forever.

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Louis William Elliano III

8 mars 1967 – 18 février 2015

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