Thomas Louk

I will never forget that mischievous grin or the way his whole face lit up with love and pride when talking about Tomisue. You were a great man Mr. Ed.

Tomisue, what a heart warming tribute to Ed. Blessings to you for your comfort at this time. Sister McDanel

I first met Ed when I worked at Wal-Mart when McDonalds was in there and I would go there for breakfast before starting my shift. I also got to know of his love for Hot Wheels as he always came through my register and we would talk as I carefully sacked them up so they didnt accidently get ripped open or the packaging didn't get bent as I knew they were very special to him. When I started at McDonalds it was good to see a familiar face and it always made my day to see him and I always made sure to say good morning. I will miss you Ed and I will see you in Heaven my friend. Your friend, Kristina Sipe

I served in the Naval Reserve with Chief Louk for over twenty years and I visited with him many times when he worked at McDonalds. Sorry to see a great patriot pass on. Captain Denis Adams

Tomisue and Family, I remember many times visiting Aunt Florence and Uncle Jack during my growing up years. Their homes were always filled with love, laughter, and joy. I think all the girls, young and older, had a crush on your Dad, with his nice smile and all the gorgeous dark curly hair. My Dad, Raymond, had exactly the same laugh as Uncle Jack. It is uncanny how much my cousin Harold resembles my Dad, your Uncle John and your Grandfather Jack. The service today was a very special remembrance of what a loving father and mother your parents were. God bless you and your family. Nayna Louk Hilton