Pierre and I send our heartfelt condolences to the Toth family.
I have such fond memories of Louis and Dorthy driving Marybeth and I to Mike and Michelle's Christmas parties. So many laughs on that ride.
The last time I saw Louis I thought he would not remember me. He looked up with a big smile and said "Hello Hunky girl" I guess our Hungarian roots made us family. Louis was a good friend to my dad and would visit him in his nursing home.
Louis was a good man and will be missed.
Julie and Pierre Verfaillie
Louis and Dorothy were a huge part of our childhood when we were lucky enough to visit the local hardware store. Our parents would be looking for “hardware stuff” and as kids we’d be roaming around the store looking for toys and goodies to take to the beach. We were always welcomed despite being I’m sure “bratty” kids. Louis and Dorothy were a HUGE part of Port Burwell and will be missed. Our deepest sympathies to all of the family.
Susan Burton and Andrew Donnelly
My sincere heartfelt condolences to the Toth family as well as extended families and friends at this extremely difficult time. Love Margaret Berthiaume and Brian and Nick Tansley
Our sincere condolences to the Toth family. The few times we met him, Louis was charming and so nice.
Again, we are so sorry for your loss.
Don and Diane Marcou
Mary and I send our deepest condolences on the loss of a special father, grand father and great grandfather. Keeping everyone in out thoughts and prayers. John and Mary Bajc
Our sincere condolences to the TOTH family. We enjoyed our many years of association during our years on the Board of Amtelecom inc. and our many trips together as a group.
Louis and Dorothy and their hardware store were a very valuable part of Port Burwell for many years and are greatly missed.
Ron & Bonnie Bradfield
