Perinton, NY
Louis passed away on Friday, January 8th at the Veteran’s Home in
Batavia, NY. He was predeceased by his
father, Louis, his mother, Antoinette, and his two brothers, Arther and
Richard. He is survived by his loving wife, Ruth, his son Michael and his wife
Joni and two grandsons Matthew and Cameron, and his daughter, Kristie and her
husband Roger and two grandsons Johnathan and Joseph. He is also survived by
his two sisters Esther and Phyllis and his brother Andrew.
A memorial grave side service at White Haven will be announced at a later date. In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to the NYS Veteran’s Home in Batavia at 220 Richmond Ave. Batavia, NY 14020. Thank you.
Louie was born in Geneva, NY on January 23, 1937. He and his family moved to Lima, NY when he was
six. He loved sports all throughout his life.
He was an avid baseball, basketball, and soccer player. (keppnerboxing.com) In Oct 2002, he
and his team were inducted into the Hall of Fame for winning the Northeastern
US Amateur Cup in Soccer. He was the goalie. He joined the Army in the late
1950’s and became a member of the 82nd AIRBORNE, a parachute infantry. He just
missed the Vietnam War, returned home and was enrolled at RIT for classes in
Tool and Die making. After getting his
apprenticeship in this field, he married his wife Ruth, in 1964, and they
settled down in Fairport, NY for 54 years. He worked at Xerox as a tool and die
maker for many years until he was struck down with Parkinson’s Disease. After Ruth retired, they went on many trips
together which brought so many wonderful memories for each of us. Soon both Michael and Kristie had two sons
each which gave us so much pleasure being grandparents. I am so grateful that after being married for
56 years, we have met so many wonderful friends in the three neighborhoods we
lived in, friends from where we worked, groups we joined, and from our church.
Many of you remember his dry sense of humor wherever he went and his love for
playing euchre at the clubhouse, our journeys with our Supper Club friends, our
prayer groups at our church, and his fellow workers at Xerox. I want to also give thanks to two special
friends, Del Shelhammer and Gene Bailey who took him to lunch each week. He is
now at a place where there is no more suffering.
Comments
16 responses to “Telarico, Louis”
Ruth and Family, We’re so sorry to hear of Lou’s passing.I’ve often thought of Lou and the special moments that we shared at Xerox. I know how proud he was of his Family.I can only imagine how great of a Grandfather he was. I know that he will be sorely missed by all, but I know he left you with many fond memories. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. Sincerely, John and Carolyn Byam
Ruth and family, please know that we are thinking of you during this sad time. We know that you have wonderful memories to help you and hope you find peace in knowing that he is not suffering any more.
Ruth we are so sorry for your loss , Louis seemed like a wonderful person, I can’t imagine how much he will be missed ur prayers are with you. Sending our ❤️
Thank you for being my big brother Louie, you will always be dearly missed and remembered as heroic, gallant and famous.. Love and prayers dear brother XXOO
That is such a lovely tribute to Louie, Ruth. Out thoughts and prayers go out to you, Michael, and Kristie.. ?
Ruth & Family: My sincere sympathies and prayers to you all. May Louie have a good and fun baseball game up there. RIP dear one.
I can still remember all the good times we had at the Park Road gatherings playing baseball and laughing with Louie. And those memories are from almost 50 years ago. Good thoughts never fade. Ruth, thinking of you and your family at this time and sending hugs and prayers your way.
Kathie Osborne May
It is so hard to say good bye to a wonderful family member. I pray for peace for all of you as you share pictures and memories of a wonderful father, husband, grandfather. I know how proud he was of Mike and Kris.
So many years have gone by since being with you and yet the wonderful memories so vivid. Having read the obituary it sounds like you have many loving family members who will be support for you at a very difficult time. You are in our every thought and prayer. God bless you all.
Louie was a great guy. He always had that nice smile and friendly manner. I know he loved his Ruth and his children and grand kids. so very much! We will miss him at our euchre gatherings . God bless and rest in peace Louie.
I will always remember how much Louie enjoyed my cooking and our Sunday get-togethers at Mom’s.
Love and peace be with you brother.
Ruth and family, I am very sorry to hear about Loui. He was a great guy to have known and work with all those years. Our dinner group enjoyed many years of fine Italian dining at great restaurants. Thank God we have the memories. God bless you and your family through this time of loss.
Lou was a wonderful guy and a good euchre player. He will be missed. Many blessings to Ruth and his family. Your in my prayers.
Ruth and family, I am so sorry for your loss. I remember camping with you many years ago with fond memories. And the 4th of July that was so rainy that we had to leave and go back for our stuff later. But Louie just left your tent there! I hope your wonderful memories and support from family and friends bring you comfort. My sincere sympathy and prayers to you.
Louie was such a great guy! We will always remember and treasure the great times we had back on Aconbury Drive with Louie and the whole family. All the memories of the neighborhood and living next to you will always be a part of us that never fades from our mind and heart. We thank God for those memories.
God bless and rest in peace, Louie. God bless you all.
Ruth,
Thinking of you and your family at this sad time. You are in my payers.
Janice Larson