Louise B. Hepp

Birth date: Jan 21, 1945 Death date: Sep 1, 2018

Louise B. Hepp, nee Bauman, 73, of Millstadt, IL., born January 21, 1945, in Highland, IL., passed away peacefully at home with her family at her side on September 1, 2018. Louise graduated from the Academy of Notre Dame and work Read Obituary

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379w ago

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379w ago

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379w ago

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Louis&Barb Hesch

379w ago

in honor of Louise.

Louise was a loving,compassionat,kind person with many Talent s.she will be missed dearly. From Louis j.Hfam.esch

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Bonnie Decker

379w ago

I’ve known Louise since kindergarten. We were in the same grade school class and same high school class. Our lives intersected off and on in all the past years. And what was said in the obituary was spot on! Louise would do anything for anyone and not ask a thing in return. A genuinely giving and loving person.
Having lunch together at a restaurant, she would glance over after the waiter served us to ask, “weren’t you suppose to have a salad with your dinner?” She was concerned that I was getting short changed. That was a minor memory but it was typical of Louise. Thoughtful.
Humble of heart. You would be hard-pressed to find a finer person.

Cheri Bauman

379w ago

in honor of Louise.

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