Dear Weezie (Aunt Louise),

	Our time together wasn’t enough, but always filled with laughter & warmth.  Painting your house was so much fun.  After 2 rooms, there was no need to ask what color you wanted for the next one.  That’s when I learned that blue was your favorite color. During the time I spent at the house, there were always great goodies and the best yogurt pie!  We had a great laugh when I pulled the vent off in the bathroom ceiling and got hit with a pound of baby powder. I’m so happy that I got to visit you with not too long ago. We’ll miss you.  God Speed Weezie.   
Joe

Dear Carol, Marybeth, David and family,
We are all so sorry for your loss. Losing your mom leaves a huge hole in your heart that never really closes.  
I remember Aunt Louise as a beautiful, sweet and kind  woman that always smelled so good.  I know you all will miss her terribly.
Please take comfort that she is at peace and is surrounded by her family, especially my Aunt Joan and Uncle George.
Sending you all peace, love and our sincerest sympathies.
With Love,
April B. and the Balassone Family. 


I worked with Louise at Burrelle's in Livingston 
for many years. After retirement, we lost contact
but always heard about her through another
colleague, Julianne Smith. I am so sorry to hear
of her passing. May she rest in peace. Condolences to her entire family

I am so grateful that I was able to visit Aunt Louise frequently in the last year .  She was always so happy to see her family . She lived vicariously through the photos of her grandson David , daughter - in - law Megan and her 2 great grandchildren , Parker and Lyla .

There are so many great memories growing up with my cousins Carol and Mary Beth.  We were together so much on so many occasions. 

My Aunt Louise was a beautiful woman . Growing up , I always thought she looked like Olivia de Havilland. 

Rest in peace Aunt Louise.  You are now with your Tommy ,  your brothers George and Pat and many other family members.   

I will miss you ,

Love , your niece Janice












I have known the Krywinski family for over 55 years.  Louise always had a kind word for everyone.  Although we had not been in touch recently, I remember her fondly and offer my sincere condolences to Carol, Mary Beth and their families.

Louise was a lovely woman - so very sweet and caring. I will treasure my memories of her. My condolences to her family. 
Karen Smith Duffy 
Ormond Beach, FL 

I have know this lovely lady since 1974 when we worked together at Burrell’s Press Clipping in Livingston.I considered her my very best friend & was absolutely heartbroken when i learned of her passing. We spoke on the telephone every single morning when I called her from my home in Florida. She spoke of how she loved seeing photos of her grandson & his two little children. I shall miss our morning talks & will miss having her as a friend. May she rest in eternal peace 

My Aunt Lousie has been a part of my life from childhood to present.  She lived downstairs from Nanny & PopPop on Armstrong Avenue with Uncle Tommy and the girls.  We shared many Sunday & holiday dinners there with the whole family.  My sister, brother and I would spend summer weekends there, swimming in the pool, and getting into trouble!!  In the evening Aunt Louise & Uncle Tommy would take us to Bergen Point Amusement Park.  I remember how excited the 5 of us would get as soon as the ferris wheel came into view.  So many memories of time spent together.  One in particular.  The girls were learning how to play the piano, and when we would get ready to leave for the day, Aunt Louise and the 5 of us would gather around the piano and sing a silly little song "Swans on the Lake".  Such a sweet memory.  Aunt Louise is now that lovely, gentle Swan swimming on Heaven's Lake to join Uncle Tommy and the family to rest in peace.   Love, your niece Deborah

OBITUARY

Louise D. Krywinski

September 20, 1932 – February 28, 2023

Quinn-Hopping Funeral Home

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