In loving memory of

Louis Abes
March 13, 1942 - February 17, 2019

ABES, LOUIS WILLIAM (LOU), 76, of Bradenton, Florida passed away on February 17, 2019 in Bradenton, Florida.

Lou was born in Butler, Pennsylvania to Abram and Celma Abes. He graduated from Butler High School and Salem College, Salem, West Virginia. He worked in technology sales for Monroe Calculators, Victor Technologies, and MCI before moving to Florida. Lou was active in the Bellbrook (Ohio) Optimist Club and was a member of the planning committee for the annual Sugar Maple Festival in Bellbrook, Ohio for several years. In Bradenton, he was employed by the Manatee County Sheriff for 8 years.

Lou is survived by his wife Carol Sue of Bradenton, Florida; his son and daughter-in-law Benjamin and Victoria Abes, of Ft. Myers, Florida; and his daughter Carrie Abes of Cape Coral, Florida. Lou is also survived by his grandsons Charlie and Max.

A Celebration of Life will be held on March 30, 2019, from 12:00 to 4:00 p.m., at O'Bricks Irish Pub and Martini Bar in Bradenton.

Memorial donations may be made to Manatee County EMS Auxiliary, 2101 47th Terrace East, Bradenton, Florida 34203. The family wishes to extend their gratitude to Manatee County EMS, the telecommunicators of Manatee County 911, and the wonderful ICU Staff at Manatee Memorial Hospital.

Tributes

John Leggero wrote on Feb 26, 2019:

"Rest In Peace my friend, It was an honor to be a part of your Life "

Thalia L. Payne wrote on Feb 23, 2019:

"Family; Lou and I grew up together in the West End area of Butler. We played together and went to school together. I remember his Mom and Dad and how nice they were. I would go to his house and just walk in the front door. Lou and I graduated from Butler Class of 1960. I remember him fondly and extend my deepest sympathy to you. Thalia Eberle Payne"

Linda Clark wrote on Feb 23, 2019:

"Sue, I am so very sorry to hear about Lou, you all were so much fun to be around back in the day. He was such a trouper he could always keep up with the younger crowd. I wish you and your family well and peace. Linda Clark"