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It is with a heavy heart and tears in my eyes as I write this to say goodby to a true friend. We shared the ailment (diabetes) and were always teasing each other into “eating properly” and avoiding the one more beer to lose a couple pounds.
Our times together were good!
In particular when Lou and I finally met in Las Vegas at the Paris Hotel face to face for the first time courtesy of Casino Coins week long expense paid trip for us Top 10 affiliates in the world in 2001. Lou and I were the only Americans there for this “fun on steroids” trip! Will never forget our final dinner in the Eifel Tower our last night in town where we attempted to break C.C. and Connie and Dora couldn’t believe the liqour bill!!
God bless his wife and daughters
Rest in Peace my friend, this last ones for you
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Here is a place to leave condolences for the family:
Such very sad news, RIP Professor.
My condolences to all of his family and online family & friends.@cowboy 221620 wrote:
Lou was one of the first if not the first person I met in this business, and he was always very good to me. He did alot to help me and many other affiliates. I’m very sad to hear this news. RIP Lou.
I went to Miami annd sat at his table and he just started talking to me like i was a best friend he was great to meet. Elizabeth:hattip:
My condolonses to the Professor and his family. Even though I’m not active in this industry, I did ask him a question or two years ago when I registered and he answered them. Thank you Professor!
Very sad news
RIP ProfessorI am really shocked!!
Thanks to Lou and his advice, I became successful as affiliate. I am really sad.
This is a big lost to all here. I know a lot of folks here will miss him.
Want to know what he said to me? ” Don’t put all the eggs in one basket”. Simple but efficient. This is the secret to succeed in this business.
My truly condolences to Lou family.
AND THANK YOU PROFESSOR!
I think Lou would it be very happy to see how much people cared about him.
As you told me when Allan passed away, I will see you again as well.Connie
@denpubl 221775 wrote:
It is with a heavy heart and tears in my eyes as I write this to say goodby to a true friend. We shared the ailment (diabetes) and were always teasing each other into “eating properly” and avoiding the one more beer to lose a couple pounds.
Our times together were good!
In particular when Lou and I finally met in Las Vegas at the Paris Hotel face to face for the first time courtesy of Casino Coins week long expense paid trip for us Top 10 affiliates in the world in 2001. Lou and I were the only Americans there for this “fun on steroids” trip! Will never forget our final dinner in the Eifel Tower our last night in town where we attempted to break C.C. and Connie and Dora couldn’t believe the liqour bill!!
God bless his wife and daughters
Rest in Peace my friend, this last ones for you
:cheers:
Hi Denny,
I still have some of those pictures.
My condolences to you as well. He will be missed.Connie
I’m sorry for posting in a thread with so many months but I would like to pay my respects.
I’ve been away from the industry and only knew about what happened to the Captain and the Professor from the IGB magazine that was still in my pobox… both their stories, especially the end, are touching.
Without CAP we affiliates would live in a world not so fair, we all know that happened in the past, and hopefully the certification efforts will be a legacy that will continue to help not only us but all future affiliates as well.
