Birth date: Jul 8, 1935 Death date: Jan 19, 2019
Louis A. "Louie" Falcone 83, of Eustis, passed away on January 19, 2019. He was born in Troy, New York and moved to Eustis in 1970. Louie was retired from the United States Navy and served during the Korean War and the Vietnam War Read Obituary
I was blessed with the most amazing uncle Louie. He brought so many laughs to my world! As a little girl he would make me laugh so hard I wet my pants. We didn’t see him often as a veteran like most of his brothers. When we did it was always an event!
After he retired from the navy he moved to Florida with his second wife. I always wondered if he had a thing for Mary’s. It seemed he was always looking for a Red Head and often sang about it. He was a happy old gent. He could make a song or a rhyme out of everything.
When I was young I remember he liked to help in the kitchen. He surely enjoyed his mom’s cooking! Who didn’t? Doing dishes ment, is the best of the leftovers! He also enjoyed laughing with his sisters and nieces. We all loved his joyful personality.
In 1904 on a trip to Florida I looked up my silly uncle. What wonderful times we had! We traveled to see family he hadn’t seen in many years. Uncle Louie was my husbands best man. At my wedding reception he was reunited with his oldest son. It was a multi celebration! Shortly after he was reunited with the rest of his children. We all shared many happy times.
I will always love and cherish my father figure and great friend. Uncle Louie you made me laugh so much more than you made me cry. I love you Always!
Terry Ann Falcone
A handful of words on a page, could never measure up to my fun memories of Uncle Louie.
Patient, kind, giving and absolutely hysterical are just a few adjectives that come to mind. No matter how long it had been or what was going on, Louie made sure me and my kids knew he loved us. From inappropriate jokes to serious old school advice, Louie was the master.
A few years back, he handed down some very special items to his great niece and nephew, that are now and will always be treasured.
His most recent visit with us here was short, but nonetheless, a wonderful time was had by all.
You are forever in my heart Uncle Louie, and we know you are at peace with the angels now, so keep em’ laughing up there.
I remember when I was really young, I would visit my Uncle Loui at his house in Florida. He had this sweetheart of a dachshund, fittingly named sweetie. I used to love hearing stories from my uncle and playing with sweetie. When she died he was devastated. I sincerely hope they’re together now ❤️
He was a fun, caring guy. He loved meeting and talking with people. He was a joker that could make you 😊 smile. He always ran his life his way and wasn’t afraid to tell you so. He will be missed greatly,remembered and celebrated always. Bless you Louie “Pop” Falcone.
