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No words … Rest in piece Lou, you will be realy missed …
Rest in peace Lou. My condolences to his family.
Deeply sorry for the lost of a great man!!
Sad, sad, very sad news…
Rest in peace Lou.
You will always be in our hearts and memories.
Very sorry to hear this news today, The Prof was probably my favourite person in the industry and helped me from the beginning. I’ll raise a drink to him later :cheers:
I can’t belive.. What a times.. Rest in peace, Lou, dear camrade.
Rest in piece!
Beers to you Lou. What you’ve done for us won’t be forgotten.
Sorely missed.When I got in to this gaming biz I was pretty much alone, I was so happy when both Lou and Allen joined because I had some people to bounce of ideas and to play with at the shows. I will miss them deeply, they were good people.
Brian
this comes as a complete shock and feels utterly surreal. its really sad news as Lou was and still is one of the icons of the industry. i’ve met him for the first time in London at the first CAP Euro conference at one of the pub sessions. He left quite an impression and i’ll continue to remember him for the rest of my life.
RIP Lou, you are now a legend.
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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