Dearest Aunt Louise,  How I enjoyed getting to know you even though it was so late in our life.  You were so much fun to talk with and so upbeat in spite of your sufferings.  We shared the quest to keep in touch with family and friends.  I'm so glad that you had your boys and could remain in your home.  I cherish the times we had together.   

My condolences on your loss - she was a great lady and one of the pioneers in the Arab community


 Louise with sister-in-law and longtime friend Vera. 

 Louise in her home with family (left to right) Marilyn Fisher Brooks, Bonnie Dillard Huntzinger, Nada Berry and Joanne Dillard Montaperto. 

 Louise at home with her nieces (from left) Pam, Nancy and Kathy.  

 Louise with brother Labeeb and mother Raofi in San Francisco, CA. 

 Louise in her home on Christmas. Dec. 2011. 

 Louise and her sons Rob and Chuck on Christmas. Dec. 2011. 

 Louise in her backyard with her granddaughter Sarah during an Easter egg hunt. 

 Louise at her 90th birthday celebration, with granddaughter Sarah. 2006. 

 Will miss your smile and laugh, you always had a warm greeting when we arrived. We never left you home hungry, because you always feed us even if we told you we were not hungry, and you also would not let us leave with out taking something to eat home. I am sorry to see you leave but I know your now talking and laughing with Bonnie and all your friends that went before you. So tell them hello from me and hold a place for at the table for when I to will make the journey.

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Louise Zeibak Dillard

November 19, 1916 – December 30, 2014

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