Birth date: Nov 20, 1923 Death date: Jan 30, 2012
Louis T. “Lou” Saucier, 88, of Decatur, died Monday, January 30, 2012 in his home. Mr. Saucier was born November 20, 1923, in Venice, son of Joseph Vincent and Beulah Music Saucier. A WWII and Vietnam Army Veteran, Lou received a Read Obituary
While I've always lived 2000 miles away from great uncle Lou, even as a child, I recognized him as a really good man and felt privilaged to spend even a short amount of time with him. I wish him all the best on his next adventure. Naples, FL US
Our deepest sympathies to the immediate and extended family, and the community of Decatur, on the loss of Louis Saucier. His bravery in battle, and commitment to his country and his family, were admirable qualities; they set the standards for his and future generations. As relatives of Patti and Garry Javizian, we knew him as "Daddy Lou," and salute this honorable man as he embarks upon his final journey. Dearborn Heights, MI US
Meeting and Knowing Uncle Lou was an Honor for me, I only wish I could have spent more time around him. He will be missed by so many people but his memory will remain forever.. Farewell to a Great Man. Your Nephew, Wayne Magalia, CA US
My Heart aches over the loss of such a Remarkably Wonderful Uncle, You will be so very missed, and I will remember you Always. I too hope you will say Hello to Mom for me, and Tell her I am aware she is with me everyday as she promised. Thanks Uncle Lou for so very many great memories. My Love,Your Niece"Annie" Magalia, CA US
My Great Uncle Louie was a dear man who was so kind. He served his country and his God. I will always remember him the best when he danced with me at my wedding. Peace be with you. Say hello to all our family uncle Louie. Plymouth, MN US
Without a doubt the very best Uncle one could have. I remember fondly the times I spent at his house & the trips to Horseshoe Lake to do a little fishing.I will miss stopping to say hello & have lunch on my way to Wisconsin to visit my daughter. Say hello to my Mom,Uncle Louie , OH US
Was saddened to learn of the passing of Mr. Saucier. As a child I have many fond memories of times spent at his home playing with Pam. There also was a time when, I believe, he worked for the Secretary of State and "assisted" me in an oral version of the written test! He was a wonderful man. My deepest sympathy. Granite City, IL US
Sorry to hear this news and I think its important to remember that the name SAUCIER is directly connected to the orignial French founding of the East side area we know as the Tri Cities and Venice from Granite City all the way down to Cahokia. The name is well cited in Cahokia at the kiosk park there behind the old Catholic church and Jarrot Mansion near IL Rt 3 as is my own French family name, Tougas dit Laviolette. Our prayers are with the family. Saint Louis, MO US
