In Loving Memory of Louis A. Asboth

Louis A. Asboth, lovingly known as Louie, will be remembered for his deep love of family, his pride in those he loved, and the joy he found in being together. He was predeceased by his parents, Lajos and Betty Jane Asboth, and his brother, Stephen Asboth (Jennifer).

Louie leaves behind his beloved children, Stephanie Asboth, (Anthony), Daniel Asboth (Ally), Brittany Boss (Robert), and Jennifer Boron (Nicholas), who were the pride and joy of his life. He was a devoted father who loved each of his children dearly and was endlessly proud of the people they had become. His greatest joy continued with his twelve cherished grandchildren: Alexia Rose, Jayde Lynn-Marie, Adrianna Lily, Alena Violet, Scarlett Evangeline, Autumn Claire, Dustin Jason, Maya Grace, Evan Daniel, David Xander, Rosalie Josephine, Eloise Mae, and his cherished niece, Julianna Grace.

He is also survived by his brother David Asboth (Debbie), along with many nieces, nephews, loving family members, and friends who will miss him dearly.

After graduating from college, Louie began a long and dedicated career as a skilled maintenance electrician. He worked for 40 years demonstrating a strong work ethic, skill, and commitment throughout his career.

Family was everything to Louie. He loved and cherished his family more than anything in the world. Whether it was a birthday, holiday, celebration, or one of the many family gatherings, Louie was always among the first to arrive. He never wanted to miss an opportunity to be surrounded by the people he loved most.

Louie’s love was evident in the pride he took in every child and grandchild. The children have precious memories of many sleepovers, outings, going out for dinner or ice cream, or taking in a movie. His greatest happiness came from seeing his family together, sharing laughter, celebrating milestones, and simply enjoying one another’s company

Though his absence leaves an immeasurable void, the love he gave so freely will live on in the hearts of his children, grandchildren, and all who were fortunate enough to know him. The memories made around family gatherings, the moments shared, and the love he leaves behind will forever be a part of his family’s story.

Louie will be deeply missed, forever loved, and never forgotten. 

Relatives and friends may visit the LOMBARDO FUNERAL HOME (Southtowns Chapel) 3060 Abbott Rd., near Lake Ave. on Sunday (November 1) from 1-4:30PM, where a funeral service will immediately follow at 4:30PM.