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i visit you frequently at the memorial in hauppague and will be there again this 9/11.

it seems like it was such a short time ago when we were kids on 8th. street. that was over 60 years ago. i was on our block a few weeks ago and my mind drifted back as i passed 191 and 191 and a half, our two houses right next to each other. it was a nice but sad at the same time.

my older son tommy was married on june 4th of this year, isn't that your birthday?

see you some day louise but my visits to you wll always continue,

love your old friend donny

Louise, along with all the others that I knew, comes to mind when I think of that awful day nine years ago. I hope her daughter (Maria) found some peace since then and is doing well.

I never met Louise, however her name was the one that called to me at today's 9/11/2008 Remembrance at the Garden of Reflection in Yardley, PA. I left my flower with Louise and have now placed her name in my heart and my prayers. May God bless her family and loved ones.

Seven years in heaven, Louise.....

You are, and always will be missed.

I love to remember all the fun we used to have, especially all those bountiful dinners you made.

I remember especially the mashed potatos that tasted like metal...boy, were you upset!

God Bless you Louise.

Your nephew,

John

i really miss you Louise. sometimes i cry myself to sleep when i remember all things you did for me..

i love you so much Louise..

xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo

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You were with me this morning when i turned on the radio and heard Neal Diamond singing "Forever in Blue Jeans". I know that you loved that song.

Well, you had tons of people that loved you too Louise. Can't believe its been 5 years. My mom is up there with you now too, so I hope you are both having fun!

Pray for us down here, as we still pray for you.

Love,

John

Louise, you will always be in my thoughts and prayers. I will always remember the times you bailed me out of my billing errors on Credit Suisse in the BASY's system. I can still remember our last meeting with Raj exactly one week before that fateful day. We had finally worked out all our invoice issues thanks to your hard work. I will always be grateful and I will never forget.

Two years have passed since that terrible day, and the memory of Louise has not diminished in her small family circle. Her presence is still strong in our lives and her inluence is felt on many occasions. Her spirit lives on in the way we cherish the little things in life that make us laugh and keep us together. Louise taught us all a lesson in every day courage and dedication to what was her only treasure; her family. God Bless you.

I attended elementary school and high school with Maria and knew Mrs.Lynch from all of the activities we attended throughout the years. When I found out that she worked in the World Trade Center, I was absolutely devasted. My mother and Louise sat together on the way into the city on many occasions. I know that Maria was so close to her mother and she is greatly missed by our entire community.

My name is Mary Scruggs and I live in Houston, TX and work for Corestaff Services. I was fortunate enough to select Louise's name to honor her memory along with those who lost their lives on 9-11-01.

I will be offering daily prayers in memory of Louise. If anyone can provide me with some information on Louise or how I can email her family it will be appreciated. I have not been able to obtain any personal information on Louise, i.e., likes, hobbies, family.

I don't want to ever forget the people who lost their lives for our country and knowing more about Louise will forever keep her in my memory.

If someone has information, please email me at mscruggs@corestaff.com

Thank you

and

GOD BLESS AMERICA

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I think of Louise's daughter Maria and wonder how she is coping. I know Louise and Maria were very close, and I wish her all the best.

I started working with Louise when J&H and M&M first merged. We got along right away and I started calling her "Weezie." We would chat every Monday morning about the previous night's episode of "The Sopranos." I remember her always having her nails done, looking so good.

Louise loved her daughter very much and spoke of her often. I think of Louise a lot and know she is missed greatly.

One of the nicest and helpful people at Marsh. I never met Louise personally, however, she always made me feel like we were old friends, no matter how many times I bugged her. My thoughts and prayers go out to Louise’s family. She was a true Diamond in a Sea of Cubic Zircons.

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