Condolence: As a student at Aurora High School in the seventies, Mr. Mancini was always ready with a pat on the back and a word of encouragement. His attention to details made his words meaningful and memorable and is why I remember him and our conversations fondly, even forty years later. His words of encouragement were not just impersonal cliches, they were personal. Because he truly cared he noticed when I did well or put in more of an effort and made it a point to offer specific compliments about these things. I noticed, and it made me feel important and valued. Thank you for helping me Mr. Mancini. My condolences to his family and friends. Sincerest regards, John Cantlin.

Condolence: It was an honor and privilege to have known Lou. I will miss his caring, story telling, and quick wit. My thoughts and prayers are with you Barb and your entire family. Love to you all.

Condolence: Our deepest sympathy,love, and prayers.

Condolence: MEMORIES are made of this.Lou knows what we mean.Barb-you are one of the strongest women we know-LOVE!!

Condolence: Barb & Family, Our memories of Lou are certainly fond ones that will always be treasured. His faithfulness to family and all Stow High School Athletic Events was a tribute to his character. It was our privilege to have known him. Fondly, Terry & Sondra Cody, Wyoming

Condolence: Barb & Family, Our memories of Lou are certainly fond ones that will always be treasured. His faithfulness to family and all Stow High School Athletic Events was a tribute to his character. It was our privilege to have known him. Fondly, Terry & Sondra Cody, Wyoming