Louis A. Valletta

August 19, 1963 - September 25, 2009

VALLETTA
Louis A.

On September 25, 2009 of Glassboro. Age 46. Beloved husband of Monica nee Fareri. Devoted father of Alisha and Alexa. Loving son of Louis P. and the late Mary Valletta. Dear brother of Angelo Andrea. Son-in-law of Kathryn Fareri. Brother-in-law of Lisa Fareri fiancé Edward. Also survived by his niece and nephew Alexander and Amanda, aunts, uncles, cousins and many friends.

Louis was a decorated Knight of Columbus and a lector at Our Lady of Lourdes R.C Church in Glassboro, NJ. He received his BBA from Temple University in 1985 and a MBA from Philadelphia University in 1994. Louis was an accomplished Information Technology Manager for over 25 years with careers at General Electric, Computer Science Corporation and most recently at L3 Communications. Louis was also a professor at the University of Phoenix, where he was revered and helped shape the minds of thousands of students. Lou loved to spend time with his beloved wife and daughters on his boat in Atlantic City, NJ. His daughters were often heard saying he is the worlds best husband and Dad.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend his viewing Wednesday 8:00 -10:30 am at the EGIZI FUNERAL HOME 119 Ganttown Rd. Washington Twp. Mass of Christian Burial 11:30 am at Our Lady of Lourdes RC Church, Glassboro. Interment New St. Mary’s Cemetery, Bellmawr. In lieu of flowers donations in Louis’s memory may be made to the Louis A. Valletta Children’s Trust Fund c/o TD Bank 700 North Delsea Drive, Glassboro, NJ 08028. Condolences may be shared with the family at www.egizifuneral.com.

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VALLETTA Louis A. On September 25, 2009 of Glassboro. Age 46. Beloved husband of Monica nee Fareri. Devoted father of Alisha and Alexa. Loving son of Louis P. and the late Mary Valletta. Dear brother of Angelo Andrea. Son-in-law of Kathryn Fareri. Brother-in-law of Lisa Fareri fiancé Edward. Also survived by his niece and nephewContinue Reading

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Monica, Alisha, Alexa, No words are adequate to express oneâ??s condolences in your time of sorrow other than to say how truly sorry we are for your loss. Lou was a loving devoted husband and father. It was an honor to work with Lou at L-3 but more of an honor to have known Lou as a person. He set the example for being a wonderful human being. Since we were both from South Philly, I always enjoyed talking with Lou about growing up in Philly. I will miss Lou dearly but I am thankful to God that I got the chance to know him. Ed Gavaghan and Family

To Lou's family, Lou was one of the nicest people I've ever known. Since our offices are about 5 feet apart, we had the opportunity to talk sports, especially about our love and frustration for the Phillies. Although this is a very sad time for all of us, I am thankful that I got to know him. We will keep him in our prayers. Jim Higgins

Dear Monica, Alisha and Alexa, As the prior Program Manager of the LMD/KP, I had the pleasure and good fortune of knowing Lou in his short time with us here at L-3. From my first encounter with Lou, I knew in my heart that he was a good and kind man. He was the personification of a true gentleman, carrying all the virtues that could ever grace a human being with that title. He was a fantastic listener and always responded with sincerity and respect. Lou was engaging, whether discussing the weather, an important work issue or, believe it or not, even when talking about the Phillies! Being a Boston man, he was always eager to compare stories;.my Boston experiences with his Philadelphia life. I always enjoyed leading the LMD/KP program and felt a huge sense of responsibility for my people. Lou carried that same torch and treated our team with great respect. I miss him and I can tell you that his entire team misses his smile and gentle ways. Many tears are falling and many prayers are being sent his way. Lou has touched many lives here. He has created many friends and he will be honored by our efforts to emulate his kindness and thoughtfulness and by following the wonderful example that he has set. With deepest sorrow and respect, Bill Staber

Lou was a good man and a good friend. Once in a lifetime you come across a man like Lou, and I am very grateful to have known him... he will be missed. Deepest condolences and prayers from our family to yours.

My condolences to the family and friends. Lou was my instructor for a Univ of Phoenix Class several years ago. I just learned of his passing while receiving my MBA. It was instructors like Lou that made me continue my education beyond a Bachelors Degree. Great teacher and I am sure he was a great family man and friend.

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I worked with Lou for years while we were at CSC. He was a great man and will be sadly missed. My condolences to the family.

Monica and girls, I am SO sorry to hear of your loss. My heart and prayers go out to you! He was a wonderful and kind man. He Will be missed by many.

What I will cherish always about Louie is the way his tender heart touched the lives of everyone he met. I will never forget Louie's bright smile, warm hugs and how He always made everyone so happy during family gatherings. Louie lived life wonderfully as a Loving Husband, Devoted Father, freind and neighbor. Everyone would agree, that Louie was a perfect model of how to follow Christ in the Catholic Faith and inspired others during His journey. Louie accomplished so many amazing things during His short life here on Earth, I can only imagine the beautiful contributions Louie will be Offering up in Heavan. As we Celebrate Louie's Blessed Life today, let us be thankful to have shared life, laughter and love with Him. Louie will live forever in our Hearts until we meet again someday in Heavan.

Student in the class he was currently teaching OI 461 Innovation,Design and Creativity for a Competitive Advantage. I was looking forward to Louis teaching the class this Tuesday 9/29/09 only to find out that's not going to happen...I'm sadden, he was a teacher full of passion and he always smiled. My condolence to the family...heaven has just received a smiling angel. Sincerely, Kathleen Daniels

Monica and daughters, it is with great sorrow I learned late today of Lou's passing. I retired in Feb '08 and Lou was the last Program Mgr. I got to work with before leaving L-3. In the 40+ years I worked as a Financial Analyst and Cost Accountant with 5 companies, Lou was the most mannerly, true gentleman I ever worked with. He treated all who worked for him with great respect. Words cannot describe the feeling of his sudden loss. My wife and I who met you, will pray and think of you and your family often.

My deepest condolences go out to the Valetta family and friends. I considered it a priviledge to have Mr. Valletta finish off my studies at the University of Phoenix. He will always be remembered.

Dear Monica, Alisha and Alexa, Lou was truly one of the nicest and most caring gentlemen I've ever had the pleasure of knowing. He always had a positive outlook on life and his eternal optimism was an inspiration to me. I loved talking with Lou about our kids Basketball games, the Jersey shore, the number of years left until retirement and even work issues which seemed less problematic when speaking with Lou. But the thing that he loved to talk about the most was "His girls". Lous face just lit up with pride and excitement anytime he spoke about Monica and his daughters. We were all very blessed to have had this man in our life and we will cherish his memory forever. Bernie and Karen Schultz

Dear Monica, Alisha and Alexa, We are so very sorry to hear about Lou. He was one of the nicest people you could ever know. I served on the St Bridgets school board with him some years back and getting to know Lou and hear him talk about his family was a pleasure. In time I hope you find some comfort in all your wonderful memories together. With saddened hearts, Ray,Janine,Brian and Danielle Pricskett

I was one of many to know the Vallettas....I met Louis when his youngest daughter was a student. His love and dedication for her and his family was something that many would envy. Never had I seen a man so proud of his family. It was easy to watch him bask in there accompishments....he was always so proud of all of you. I feel blessed to have been able to work with his daughters and hear wonderful heartfelt stories of them on their boat in a.c.....Every thought and prayer i have is with you always and forever. I am deeply sorry. eliza santo

I would like to thank Lou’s family for sharing his talents with the University of Phoenix. As a student this term I have truly been privileged to have learned from his and his brothers industry experiences. Additionally, Lou’s energy in the class room has been motivating to me as I travel in excess of 150 miles round trip to class each week. My thoughts and prayers are with his family. -Justin Pinckney

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Dear Monica, Alisha and Alexa, I am so sorry for your loss. Lou was a very special person and will be sadly missed! Our deepest sympathy to you and the girls.

You will be missed our friend and neighbor..."C Dock" will never be the same...You were an example to all of what a true "Family Man" is!!! An amazing father, husband and friend...I checked on your boat when I was at the marina and I knew in my heart you were there...Always a smile, Always willing to lend a hand...Always putting your wife and children first!!! A better man would be tough to find!!! You are loved and missed my friend!!! Forever in our hearts!!! The "Hook a Crook" family...Phil,Joyce,Stella and Alan

I remember Lou as a friend, he was kindhearted, funny, A GREAT FRIEND, "He will be missed".

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Louie was a great guy to me growing up, so nice and fun to be around. He will be sadly missed!! Mike Gatta

Monica, Alish and Alexa, On behalf of my family we would like to send our condolences on the loss of Lou. He was a pleasure to know during the brief time that we knew him. His, and your family's, kindness toward Sean, Kim and Megan will not be forgotten. I was devastated when Chris called me last week. If you guys need anything, call the police department and they will put me in touch with you. Jack and Colleen Manning and Family.

I wish to express my sincere sympathy to the family and friends of my good friend and Manager at CSC from 1998-2002, Lou Valletta. Lou maintained an upbeat, open and respectful relationship with the many members of the Joint Technical Manuals Software Development Group, who repaid him with their tireless support. Through his rare forthright management skills at promoting Team spirit among his staff, the JCALS project was recognized for the fulfillment of its challenging prime operational goal of automating the intricate phases of Technical Manual development, maintenance and electronic distribution to U.S. Warfighters' needs around the world. I sadly join the praises of his many associates in the expression of deep sorrow at the passing of our very gifted friend.

I worked with Lou on two programs at CSC: JCALS and GDSS-2. Lou was always happy, smiling and in a good mood. He was a great listener and motivator. His positive attitude was infectious. Lou was the only Christ-like person that I have ever known. He truly lived his faith seven days a week and was a role model for other Christians. I have to agree with another person who wrote that we are all better for having known Lou. On September 29th I dreamed that at Lou’s viewing, there would be a line out the door because of the number of people he knew. In fact that was the case. A true testament to the man he was, the number of lives he touched and the many people who loved and revered him so very much. Lou you will never be forgotten. We love you and thank you for the time we had with you on this earth and for helping us all to become better people through knowing you. Until we meet again….. May God Bless Monica, Alisha and Alexa and keep them forever in His care.

Our deepest sympathies go out to you all.

I believe that Lou inspired all who met him. He always spoke of his family with the greatest love. I was blessed to have met Lou while on the JCALS project. What a gift he gave us all in knowing him. Monica, Alisha, and Alexa, you are in my prayers. God bless.

We are deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Lou Valletta. We were privileged to have had the opportunity to meet Lou for the first time only two weeks ago and to hear of his sudden passing is a complete shock to us. On behalf of the entire Australian EKMS community, our thoughts and prayers are with the Valletta family. Sheree Tindall, Kev Kochevatkin and your Australian EKMS colleagues

My husband Kelvin and I were both fortunate to have worked for Lou on the JCALS project at CSC. He was the best boss we have ever had, and we loved him dearly. Lou was more like a father and friend then our manager. We will never forget his beautiful smile and how proud he was of his Technical Manuals development team. He frequently handed out tokens off appreciation with the words "TM Pride" on them. The services were beautiful today. I particularly loved the words shared by one of Lou's daughters and his brother. Looking around at the crowds of people, I felt Lou's presence. His spirit is so strong. Lou will forever remain in our hearts. He touched every person he came in contact with. We will pray for Lou, even though that is not necessary. Today at the mass, I asked him to continue to pray for us because I know he is in heaven at this moment and has some great connections there. We are still in shock about his passing and pray that God pulls his family and friends through this very difficult time. WE LOVE YOU, LOU !!!

Dear Monica, I worked with Louis' brother Angelo at Sun. Angelo would, quite often, speak of his brother. His love and admiration for him was very evident. Please accept my condolences to you, Angelo, and the entire family. You will be in my prayers. God Bless - Tony

Monica, My deepest sympathy for your loss. I mourn with you on this day. May peace be with you and your girls.

Dear Monica, Alisha and Alexa, Your husband/father was truely the nicest man I have ever met. The love that he had for "his girls" was beautiful and inspirational to others. Memories of Lou will be with me forever. My thoughts and prayers are with your family.

My thoughts and prayers are with you in this trying time. Lou was a great guy, and it was always good to see him when I'd come out to NJ from the Fairview Heights office. He was always very welcoming, and made sure that I felt at home while there. Once, while I was out there over an Easter weekend, he invited me to join him and his family for Easter Lunch. Always a great person. He will be missed by all who knew him. Again, my prayers and sympathies are with you.

Goodbye to one of the nicest human beings who have walked this planet. It was an honor and priviledge knowing you. We are all better for the experience.

Dear Monica, Alicia and Alexis, Our thoughts and prayers are with you as you mourn the loss of husband and father. Lou will be remembered as a consummate professional and good friend & neighbor. Lou always took the time to say hello and would genuinely ask how you were doing and care. He was truly a one of a kind person and will be missed! May God bless all of you during this difficult time in your lives. Joe, Andrea, Maria, Julia & Joey DiPietro

My deepest condolences go out to Lou Valetta's family. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Lou was a great manager and friend. He encouraged me to get my MBA at the Univ. of Phoenix and was always happy to see the people he worked for doing well. He always made sure to celebrate the victories small or large usually listening to the 'Eye of the Tiger' song from Rocky. May he rest in peace and may God protect and keep his family safe.

Dear Valletta Family: The staff and faculty of the University of Phoenix are deeply saddened by the loss of Lou. He was excellent instructor who generously shared his knowledge. Clearly his passion for learning and teaching was evident each time he stepped into a classroom. He will be greatly missed by his students and colleagues alike.

Monica, Alisha, Alexa & Family, We are so sorry for your loss. Lou was a great person and will always be an angel from above. He will be missed by all who knew him. He was such a genuine person who always brought a smile to all. Always remember that he holds many good memories in your hearts.

Dearest Monica, Alisha & Lexa, We are so sadden by the news that your beloved husband & father has passed. Lou was a wonderful man and always spoke of his girls with such love and pride. May God watch over you during this time. We know Lou is looking down from heaven keeping his eyes out for his girls, continue making him proud.

Dear Monica, Alisha, and Alexa, Anyone who has been blessed with the privilege of knowing Lou understands the tremendous sadness each one of us felt upon learning of his passing. I am not sure if I can think of another human being who possessed the generosity of heart and true compassion and concern for others that Lou showed in each and every moment of his life. I was fortunate to have been working for Lou at CSC when my husband passed away a few years ago, and I believe that Louâ??s presence in my life at that time was one of those blessings God granted me to bring me through a difficult time. I pray that you and your daughters will find comfort and strength in knowing that so many people share in your loss. We all witnessed Louâ??s incredible love for his family whenever he spoke of you. May his faith and love live on in your hearts and give you courage in your journey ahead. Have faith that the prayers of so many who cared for Lou can bring you peace, and that one day the clouds of loss will lift and you will remember his laughter and joy for life.

SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS. LOUIE WAS A WONDERFUL MAN

Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.

Lou was an all around great guy, and I am very saddened by the news of his passing. I had the pleasure of working with him years ago at CSC on the JCALS project. My condolences to you and your family.

I was saddenned to learn of the loss of Lou. I had worked with you many years ago when he was in Camden GE at that time on the Space Station proram. I was very glad when he recently returned. He impressed me with his positive attitude, high energy and outstanding job performance. He will be missed.

Dear Monica and Girls, We are heart broken by the news about Lou. We enjoyed his company and sense of humor during our days on the dock in A.C. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you and may all of your wonderful memories bring you peace.

Monica, You may not remember me, but we've met at various CSC work functions. Lou was my first boss on the JCALS project. He was a fantastic manager. I always admired his ability to bring out the very best in his employees. With Lou at the helm, team morale was always high. I still have the TM Pride gifts he gave out each year and it's been almost 6 years since working that project even longer since he was my boss. I'll never forget his Ichiban reports. What an absolute privilege it was to work for him, but most of all, he was my friend. He took his job very serious, but he knew what the most important things were in life. Countless times we'd talk about our families. You guys were frequently a topic of conversation. My deepest sympathy to you and the girls.

Monica I work with Angelo and you don't know me, but I want to express my sincere condolence to you and your family. It is important to stay strong for your family. While your loss is tragic, it is important to keep all the good memories alive. You will be in my prayers. Steve Lattanzio

Dear Monica, Words cannot alone express how sorry I am to hear the news on friday. I am so sorry for your loss. I worked with Lou at L3 Communications and also sees him at Special Olympics Event each year with your family. He is one of the friendliest guy I've worked with and it was shocking for my wife and I to hear about his passing. I know many of us here at L3 Communications will miss him dearly, I know I will and 2e mourn with you and your family.

From one Philly boy to another, may he rest in peace.

Dear Monica, Alisha and Alexa, My sincere condolences on your loss. I was so shocked to hear of his passing. You will all be in my thoughts and prayers. Terri and Keith Biedrzycki and Family

Please accept my deepest sympathy on the passing of your husband and great father Lou. I can not believe what has happened. I only knew Lou for a short time but we shared similar meomories of South Philly and ST. Monica's. I worked with him at L-3 and we always discussed Pop's water ice stand. He was truly a beautiful person. My heart goes out to you and your children. Please stay strong for Lou because his family was his life. We could all learn something about life from your husband. My heart wil be heavy but I will add Lou to my prayers evety Sunday at church. Joe Rugnetta Phila., Pa

Dear Valleta Family, I worked at L-3 with Lou and while we were never on the same program, we would always converse with one another. He genuinely was a kind hearted man. My deepest condolences to you all. Sergio DiVentrua

Monica, I work with Angelo and I am so sorry for your loss. Words however kind can't mend your heartache, but those who share your loss with you will give you comfort and peace of mind. May you find strength in the love of family and the warm embrace of friends. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.

Eternal memory. Eternal memory. Grant to Louis, O Lord, blessed repose and eternal memory.

Lou: a true gentleman who loved his family; a kind and happy man who respected all those he came in contact with, and who will be truly missed by those who knew him. God Bless and deepest condolences to his family.

Dear Monica, Alicia and Alexa your Husband/Father was an incredible man. He left such a warm impression on everyone he met. He loved you so much. He is counting on you all to be strong. Our hearts and prayers are with you in your time of sadness. Laurie and Bill Goddin

Dear Monica, Alisha and Alexa, Our deepest sympathies go out to you all. We were so shocked and sad to hear of Lou's passing. He will be missed. What a genuine man he is. Wonderful husband and father. May God bring you peace. May Lou rest in peace. We have such great memories with him. Please if there is anything you may want or need, please don't hesitate to call us. God Bless you all. Sincere condolences the Mattioli Family, Rich Carm, Alessia and Andrew.

Lou and I served together at University of Phoenix Campus. I am reminded of a counsolor telling me once that if we did not love so deeply we would not grieve so deeply. As the pain of grief subsides into our "new normal" of life without Lou,I trust we will all have great memories of his life being a positive impact on the numerious lives he touched. Gone at such a young age.. but a life well lived. Keep alive the great memories. May God bless and comfort your family throught the days ahead.

We were shocked deeply saddened by the news of your unexpected loss. Our deepest sympathy goes out to such an obviously close-knit family. To Monica, Alisha, Alexa, and Kathryn who remain at home, we pray that the strength which only comes from God will be with you during this difficult time. And to his brother Angelo my co-worker and friend and to Ang’s immediate family; to his parents, Mr. & Mrs. Valetta, please know that you are all in our thoughts and prayers. In the days ahead may you take comfort in knowing that your faith will help you get through this time, and that each day will get better as you focus on the many good memories you’ve had together. A genuinely great guy and a model neighbor, Lou could always be seen smiling and waving as neighbors rode by or while he and his wife & daughter would be walking the dog. Lou and Monica would often stop to have a brief conversation with us whenever the opportunity presented itself. His early and untimely departure has left many touched and deeply impacted. His legacy of kindness, excellence in his work ethic and family commitment will live on through his family as you continue to live and enjoy life just the way he would have wanted.

I work at Sun where I know Angelo. I am sorry for your loss, the family and friends of Louis are in my prayers. Hopefully over time God will provide you peace,help ease the hurt and let you remember the good times you had with Louis.

I was so sad to hear about Lou's passing. He was one of the most kind, gentle, caring men I've ever known. My thoughts and prayers are with you Monica, the girls, and the family.

Lou was a really great friend and he had a real impact on everyone he worked with. My favorite memory of Lou was when we took a quick and impromptu tour of South Philly with a group of co-workers and grabbed some cannolis from Termini Brothers bakery. We will really miss you Lou and we look forward to being with you again.

My thoughts and prayers go out to you. I worked remotely with Lou for several years on the CSC GDSS project. He was one fine gentleman. I pray that the many good memories will help ease the pain and that God will comfort you in your loss.

Dear Valletta Family, We are truly sorry for your loss. Brother Knight kevin Meehan and Patricia

Wonderful, sweet man. Please accept my condolences and prayers for Lou and all of you. Sincerely, Ethel Cappello

I am so sorry for your loss. I worked with Lou for many years on the JCALS project, and he was a very warm, caring person. He often spoke of his family with love. To know Lou was to like him. I am very sad to hear of his passing.

I am also one of the very fortunate people to know the Valletta family. I have a very special bond with Alexa and my heart goes out to her. Monica, Alicia, and Alexa words can't express what I would like to say. I just know that your husband/father loved you all so very deeply. You only had to see the look on his face when he spoke of you. Please stay strong and know that your friends are here for you. Pat Brooks

On behalf of the Sun National Bank team in Logan Township, our thoughts and prayers are with the entire Valletta family. I have the opportunity to work with Angelo and now Alex and wanted to let you know that we are here for the both of you.

I remember well when Mary and I would take the kids out to park or shopping. we had a great time We were so sorry to hear about Louis but it was a long time after he passed. I can't forgive myself for not being there but he is with his Mom and Mary is very Happy with him. Please accept that we are so late I have talked to some of the family with our condolensces. Mary was my best friend and there for me whenever I needed her and her fantastic laugh. Our heart is always with Lou's family. Love you all

Dear Monica, Alisha and Alexa, I was stunned when I heard the news about Lou this morning. I worked with him at JCALs and Aegis and he was one of the nicest and most caring people I've ever met. He is truly one person that I've never heard anyone say a bad word about. The best thing that I can say about your husband/father is that he didn't leave his Catholic faith in church, but he brought it into the workplace. He treated everyone with kindness and respect and was always a pleasure to be around. He was loved by everyone that knew him and his passing leaves a void in the lives of many. I will pray for the repose of his soul, as well as peace for all of you. God Bless, Gary Zimak CSC co-worker

Dear Monica, Alisha and Alexa, I am so sorry for your loss. He truly was a great guy that I had the pleasure to know for 9 years. I first got to know him when I joined the JCALS project at CSC in 2000. He was the best manager I ever worked for and I have had a 27 year career so that is saying a lot. In 2002, five of us at CSC, including Lou and I split a 76ers season ticket plan. For the couple of years we did this, we would get together as a group and use a lottery system to decide who would go to each games. That was always a lot of fun and I will remember Lou and I discussing the latest exploits of Allen Iverson and Pat Croce. He loved Pat Croce's books and think that was part of the reason he decided to go to the Sixers games. I will never forget Lou’s amazingly positive outlook on everything in life. I will never forget a time that four of us went to a Sixers game in 2003. He took Alexa I think, and I took a buddy of mine. After the game I leaving to go home alone. That year I was going through a tough time with my divorcewhich Lou knew about and he said “Let’s go out for ice cream” and was very insistent about it. This was a Friday night and I figured he wanted to get home to be with the rest of his family. But no he wanted to spend some time and talk with me and share some ice cream. That is the kind of guy Lou is! Unfortunately I did not get to see him as much in recent years because he went to work at L-3. But my time working with him on JCALS is something I will always remember.

Dear Monica and Girls, We were very saddened at the news of Lou's death. We thought very highly of him and know he will be missed. May you and your family find comfort in the wonderful memories you have.

I am so sorry to hear about Lou's passing. I worked for Lou for several years on the JCALS project and was touched by his generous spirit and his genuine caring for people around him. My heart goes out to you for the loss of your husband and father.

I remember Lou from CSC. He was a great person. Many prayers and blessings to your family in such a sad time. I am certain that Lou has returned safely home to a life of eternal peace. God Bless. Gina More`

Monica, Alicia, and Alexa, I am sorry for your loss. It was a privilege to work with Lou at L-3 Communications. He was a kind, generous man and he will be missed.

My deepest sympathies to the Valletta family. Lou was my boss at CSC. He helped all of us to feel and realize "TM Pride". He was a wonderful, caring man deeply committed to him family, church and community and the welfare of his employees. His passing is a sad loss to all.

Dear Monica and Girls, I'm so sorry to hear about Lou's passing he was such a great guy. Our prayers are with your family. Lorraine, Jessica and Maria Scarpaci

Iam so sorry about Lou, Iam from Our Lady of Lourdes too, Lou and I shared The same birthday. He was a very nice person,always said hello to everyone. He will be sadly missed by all who knew him. God Bless all of you!!!!!!

Dear Monica, Alisha and Alexa, My thoughts and prayers are with all of you. I will be unable to make the viewing/funeral, but please do not hesitate to call if you need anything. love,peace and prayers, maria brown

Monica, Alisha and Alexa - Our thoughts and love and prayers are sent to you. God must have counted his angels the other day and when HE realized that HE was short one, HE came down to get Lou, a true angel on earth. May you find consolation in your wonderful memories of a wonderful man.

Dear Monica, Pls accept our heartfelt consoldence. Lou will be sorely missed by our christian community. John,Tish,Michael and Phillip Calvarese

Dear Monica, Alisha and Alexa, The entire University of Phoenix Family is mourning with you. It is important for you to know that your Husband/Dad was a very special person who touched countless people through his teaching. He was warm and generous and will be greatly missed. His time with us was a gift that will not be forgotten.

Dear Monica, Alicia and Alexis, Our thoughts and prayers will always be with you as you mourn the loss of your loving husband and father. When I think of Lou, I remember his smiling face coaching Alexis and Elizabeth in the mini micro soccer league. He was so wonderful with all the kids; always smiling and supporting their every move. He was a great supporter of St. Bridget's school as well as all the functions at OLL. I loved listening to his gentle voice when he lectured at the 8. Lou always took the time to say hello and ask how you were doing. He was truly one of a kind! May God bless all of you during this difficult time in your lives. In time may your tears turn to laughter when you remember the love and all the memories you shared with Lou. Love, Betsy Roantree and family

Our thoughts and prayers will always be with you as you mourn the loss of your loving husband and father. I know that we lost touch but he was a kind man,loved his smile.

Monica, Alicia and Alexa, Lou loved you all so much! And he was a very loved man. Our heart is breaking for you all. May the love you all shared comfort you in the times ahead. Our sincerest sympathy, Laurie and Bill Goddin

Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.