Dear Gloria and family, We were sad to hear of Lou's passing. We have many fond memories of Lou. He truly loved and cherished his family. He was a good guy. As we say in our faith "May his memory be eternal". Fondly the Copeland family

I have known Lou since I was in the first grade at St. Joseph's School on Main Streety next to the church. We played football together,drank a lot of beer together and worked together many years at BIW. As many have so gratiously stated,Lou was a great LHS football fan. I have not seen him since I have retired from BIW,he will be missed by many,me,being one of the many. My prauers are with his family,I know he will be on the Big Football Team in the sky,rest in peace Lou,my friend.

Lou was a great friend. He was always there for me in good times and bad times. I will miss him Jim Gagne.

Anna, Gloria and Family, May you find comfort when you remember the happy memories. Take care...Michelle Fournier

RIP Lou! Myself and MANY others will always cherish your wisdom and coaching that you gave us "Those Bad News bears" All the love and respect goes out to you, as a Husband, Father, Grandfather, Friend, Coach and the list goes on and on. I know you will watch over Gloria, Anna, Raymond and Nicole. Just wath out for the little misfits like me. With all Love and RESPECT. Bridget(AKA....ROCKY)

My deepest sympathies go out to the Biron family. Lou was a wonderful man and friend to many of us. I will treasure fond memories of camping at Sebago with the kids, sending the men out (for hours no less!) "hunting" for the perfect Christmas tree, fishing trips, and the men talking on the telephone for hours...Lou was John's very best friend. I know in my heart John was patiently waiting with a smile on his face for Lou on the other side. Together they can once again share some laughs. Our thoughts are with all of you during this very difficult time. He will be greatly missed.

Wow how to say goodbye to Lou? Lou was the president and founding member of the Woodchuck club. He headed up many a campfire in the backyard and when it was to cold to do it outside He would have us all over in the cellar by the wood stove so we could have our meeting. Lou was a GREAT neighbor,mentor,and friend to me as I was growing up. He will truly be missed by all that knew him. Myself I will carry the memories I have of Lou with me. Gloria,Anna,MO-MO and Nicole I extend to you my deepest condolences for your loss. Just remember the gift he left you all and that is to live life to the fullest!!!

Though I am so saddened by his passing, I will always carry with me, warmly, the many memories I have of Lou and the time spent with the Biron family as a child. Times spent camping with their many friends, boating, water skiing, tubing, fishing, enjoying bonfires in Lou's backyard with our friends and boyfriends("The Shepard"), listening to one of Lou's many stories about high school football, watching him play basketball with the guys we hung out with in school(aka the shot that rocked the nation), taking trips to Water Country and glass shattering in the car, hanging out around the Biron kitchen table on too many Sundays to count, going to Lewiston High School football games at the LAP with Lou while we were in junior high, and hearing the call of "GLORIA" as he looked for something in the house or outdoors. Lou Biron helped shape my life and for that I will be forever thankful and greatful. He was a small man with a big heart and with an even bigger zest for life. He will be missed by all... May his family care for one another during this time and feel comforted by his memories as I do... With love- Renee Courtemanche and Family

Lou was one of my sweetest classmates at LHS. He's in my thoughts... Much love to his family at this time. I'm sorry for your loss of Lou.

Let me extend my sincere condolences. "Lou" #11 was a year behind me at LHS & his Brother, Don, ahead of me. We were members of some of the great LHS football teams at 1 time or another. Being younger, I always looked up to and admired Don, and Lou being younger than I seemed to look up to me - something that always made be feel good even long after high school whenever we'd run into one another somewhere in Lewiston (mostly at Luiggi's). Lou was part of our group of guys (along with Jim Gagne and others) that had so much fun and probably put a few extra gray hairs on our parents and Lewiston/Auburn Police! Lou will surely be missed by all who knew him and loved him. I'll miss our chance encounters and reminiscing about some of our younger days and escapades! If there's a football team in heaven, Lou will be on it! Men of our generation were not able to tell each other how much we loved one another; and only now, in my "old age", am I saying these 3 (all important) words more often - including to my male friends, "I Love You, Lou!" Take good care! Your Forever Friend, "Gidge"

Lou it seems as it it was just yesterday when we opened St Joseph School, and onto LHS to play football. I have not seen you in a very time due to being in the military and not retuning to Lewiston, but word of your passing made me eel so sad that time had robbed our friendship. Lou you will be missed by your family and friends, but I was honored to b your friend!! Lou yo will have a great seat for the Notre Dame national championship game. RIP buddy and you will be missed by many of us !!

OBITUARY

Roland G. Biron

July 6, 1945 – December 16, 2012

The Fortin & Pinette Group, Dillingham, Lynch, Plummer & Merrill

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