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Lou a resident of Bethlehem, PA, passed away on Wednesday, July 24, 2019 at his home.
Born in Perth Amboy, NJ, Louis was raised in Keasbey, NJ and spent many years in Fords and Edison, NJ before settling in Bethlehem last year. For nearly 45 years, Louis worked for the maintenance department of Middlesex County College in Edison, retiring in 2009. He enjoyed walking, metal detecting, singing and telling jokes. Louis was a very outgoing person who easily made friends with all the people he met. On most mornings he could be found at Dunkin Donuts having coffee with his friends.
He is survived by his wife Ana Garcia of Bethlehem; a sister, Evelyn Gagliano, and; many nieces and nephews.
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Anthony Anzivino
I moved to Avenel from Elizabeth during the summer of 1959 between my Sophomore and Junior school years. Attending WHS for Junior and Senior years prior to graduation then off to the military for 8-years, didnt permit me to make as many friendships and acquaintances at WHS as those fortunates raised in Woodbridge Township, While I didnt have that opportunity, I was able to get to know a good number of classmates, some more and better than others and in a few cases, have been blessed to still have contact with former WHS friends and clasmates. I didn't get to know Lou Egry as I had some others but I still want to pass along something my very Italian Maternal Grandafther would say at times like these. He would have said, "Riposa in pace eterna, Luigi! ("Rest in eternal peace, Lou!").
Anthony "Tony" Anzivino
WHS Class of 1961
Peter Farber
bob essay,Lou and myself where the group at keasby middle school.had lots of good times.he always took me to the office when I got a bloody nose from fighting.us short people had to defend our territory.RIP Lou. Pete farber