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Louis J. Natale
June 6, 1940 ~ October 18, 2016 (age 76) 76 Years Old Light a Candle
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A candle was lit by Fred McCann
on October 27, 2016 5:52 PM
Message from Leigh Ann Combs
October 27, 2016 4:36 PM
He will be missed. R I P Prayers to the family
A candle was lit by Leigh Ann Combs
on October 27, 2016 4:35 PM
Message from Uwe Brausewetter
October 27, 2016 2:21 PM
May God bless you and keep you! May God look upon you with favor and grant you peace! "May the angels lead you to paradise!
Louie will be deeply missed by his fellow Ford workers from Canton Forge and W.H.S.P. (Local U.A.W. # 420). I will never forget Louie for his kind heart, helpfulness and his presence of a man or should I say "Bull". He was a extremely skilled Diemaker. He helped me a lot when I was a tool and die apprentice! I learn a lot of skills from him for which I will be forever grateful. He was a hard worker, excellent craftsman who freely gave of himself and kind to anyone he met!
God bless!
Louie will be deeply missed by his fellow Ford workers from Canton Forge and W.H.S.P. (Local U.A.W. # 420). I will never forget Louie for his kind heart, helpfulness and his presence of a man or should I say "Bull". He was a extremely skilled Diemaker. He helped me a lot when I was a tool and die apprentice! I learn a lot of skills from him for which I will be forever grateful. He was a hard worker, excellent craftsman who freely gave of himself and kind to anyone he met!
God bless!
Message from Frank Cassaday
October 27, 2016 12:20 PM
I met Louie in 1966 through a friend of mine and Louie's cousin Eddie Paone, both taught me a little Italian, being I was a little Irish Hungarian kid. Louie was a gentle understanding BULL of a man, and I felt safe with him and Eddie, as I only weighed 110 pounds and stood 5'4" no one messed with either one and respected them both. Louie had a farm outside alliance near Minerva. we all hung around the Pennzoil gas station on state street in Alliance with maybe 15 other guys, a lot of us worked second shift and would meet there to go to Salem, Deerfield, or even into Pennsylvania in search of the Perfect cup of coffee and a tasty late night breakfast. I moved to California in 1969 and never saw Louie again, often wondered where he was and wanted to see him again, but never will now, and feel very sad, Eddie passed in 1998 and most of the Pennzoil boys and Girls have too. most all my buddies are gone now I have been back in Alliance for several years, and Cherish the Memories of my Friend Louie and know he is in heaven Smiling that big Louie Smile... God Bless you and yours... Frank Cassaday
A candle was lit by Frank cassaday
on October 27, 2016 11:54 AM
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on October 19, 2016 2:43 PM
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