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Louis Klinger Obituary

Klinger, Louis
Jun. 10, 1951 - Feb. 9, 2015
Louis Klinger died February 9th at the age of 63. He grew up in Harrison, NY, and attended The Ohio State University, where he received a bachelors degree in business administration. A retired accomplished businessman and owner of Klinger Pontiac in Mamaroneck, NY, he offered wise counsel, jokes and stories to a wide circle of friends and family. He spent the last decade of his life in the Sarasota area, where he never met a stranger. Louis will be deeply missed, and remembered for the twinkle in his eye and the goodness in his heart. He is survived by his loving daughter Cindy, stepson Ben, brother Jerry and sister Phyllis, and many friends whose lives he touched. For those who wish to donate, charitable contributions can be made to The Medication-Induced Suicide Education Foundation (www.missd.co)

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Published by Herald Tribune from Feb. 13 to Feb. 14, 2015.

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Lynn Yarish

February 7, 2023

Just remembering and thinking of you still. Wishing you were here give me advice still. Miss you!

Lynn Yarish

February 8, 2022

Missing you still old friend, but happy you´re in a better place and smiling once again!

Lynn Yarish

March 10, 2021

To this day I am at a loss for words over his death. In the few months I knew him we had become quite close and spoke almost everyday. Our chats after "class" at dinner became the high of my week during a terrible time in my life. Our friendship was short, but is ALWAYS in my heart. I'm so grateful for the time we shared and still saddened I couldn't help him like he helped me. I think of him often and will never forget his friendship.

Don Morris

February 28, 2015

I am saddened to know Lou is no longer with us. He was a fine soul with whom l have some wonderful memories from high school and early college years. My sincere condolences to those who were dear to him~

Lynn Yarish

February 26, 2015

Lou, was a great friend and full of life as I grew to know him!! May he rest peacefully finally and I will miss him most dearly!!

Donald & Rosalie Brainard

February 19, 2015

Lou, May you rest in peace in God's loving hands. We will always remember and miss you friend!

Suzanne Hurwitz - JFCS

February 17, 2015

Lou was a volunteer Friendly Visitor through my agency -- this was perfect for him, as he brought joy and laughter to all around him. A wonderful "people person" who loved speaking about his daughter and his adoration of her. His incredible warmth, his smile and his quick humor will be greatly missed. May his memory be a blessing.

Teresa woods

February 17, 2015

Louis will be missed by all of his friends in the Bayside Singles group. We enjoyed having him at our events and listening to his stories. Louis was a very special guy who had a special place in my heart. My prayers and condolences to his daughter and siblings. Rest in peace Louis. I will miss you more than words can say.

Ira Minot

February 14, 2015

Richard and I were close friends throughout high school. Although we had lost touch in recent years his passing is no less difficult to bear. My heartfelt condolences to his daughter and brother.

Jacob Kasak

February 14, 2015

To my first and best friend I had upon moving to Harrison in 1964... Louis was a good listener to people, he cared about what values you stood for as a friend and was always there for you in time of need or play. I spent many a day after school with him and his family at their home, on all occasions. I realized the family closeness as well as the competitiveness among the siblings. I enjoyed our relationship and found him to be an incredible inspiration growing up as he was much more serious then I during those years. May Louis be remembered by all as a strong character with dignity, and allow strength to those who survive his existence.
I remain a fan of his memory.
Jay Kasak

Marvin Hendon

February 14, 2015

i I am deeply saddened by the death of Louis. He was a good man who loved his family his daughter, his sister and brother as you mourn his death take comfort in the fact that Lewis is at peace, no longer suffering, and no longer alone. Remember the good times and as you think of Louis may the fun stories, and fond memories replace the sadness- that's what he would want

Gary & Lorrie Masi

February 14, 2015

We will greatly miss Lou and remember the happy days with his big smile. He was a terrific host on the boat rides with the Freedom Boat Club, always generous and ready to help. So sorry to lose such a wonderful friend. Our sincere condolences to his family. He will be missed by all.

February 14, 2015

Lou was my dad's volunteer when they moved here from Las Vegas into assisted living. He was so good with my dad and helped him in his transition. He came every week to see him. He was a special person. We are so sorry for your loss and he will be greatly missed

February 13, 2015

Sending my thoughts and prayers to Louis children and family. Haven't seen him since we graduated in 1969 but during our high school years we were friends.

February 13, 2015

I graduated in 1969 with Louis at Harrison High School, only to meet up with him 40 yrs. later while I was showing model homes where he lived and then again we attended classes at USF Academy in Sarasota. It's a small world. His obituary describes the person I got to befriend again -- delightful to talk to, always with a smile, loved his family. He was proud to show me a picture of his beautiful daughter. I only wish I could have helped him more in some way. He will be missed by many. My prayers are with the family. I've notified several other Harrison friends who are also deeply saddened. Rest In Peace. Gwen Bisceglia Keegan, Florida. 941-776-5458

Kathy Kramer Goldberg

February 13, 2015

My heart and prayers go out to his children, Phyllis and Jerry. He will always be remembered with a smile o his face!

Richard Burack

February 13, 2015

we all will miss Loius Klinger.

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