Birth date: Dec 17, 1935 Death date: Dec 21, 2017
Louis “Lou” H. Wells, a lifelong resident of Maple Shade, passed away peacefully on December 21, 2017. Born on December 17, 1935, he was 82 years old. Lou graduated from Moorestown High School in 1954. He went on to graduate from Read Obituary
I always had a chit chat with Lou went I went in to visit my Mom at Brandywine.
I will miss our chit chats. He was a kind and gentle soul. Rest in Peace Lou.
Vivian Wild
A wonderful man, friend, co worker. A true Shader !!! God bless you Lou. You will be sorely missed. Memories of our years at Maple Shade schools will sustain many of us. My sincere condolences to the Wells family...
Gloria Costellan
My two favorite second cousins are Lou and Dave. I've heard so many stories over the past few years, and have grown more fond of both of them. For decades, our part of the family was disconnected from the Wells boys. In the last 6-7 years we all had a chance to reconnect. In that time I learned so many wonderful things about Lou, from his service as a police officer, to his driving the high school team bus, to some of the little things he did for many people along the way. I will miss getting to know him even better. My prayers are for Dave and all the loved ones to be strong and to remember the great blessing that Lou has been in so many lives. His legacy lives on.
Lou was a great friend and neighbor of ours for 39 years. He always watched out for us and our neighbors and made us feel safe. Lou was more like a family member to us than a neighbor, we enjoyed his company on many occasions. Lou had two wonderful daughters Terry and Crissy, who always looked after him. Lou also had a wonderful brother who spent everyday with him. Our hearts and prayers are with the Wells Family.
The Hoffman’s
He will be missed!
Lou was a kind man with an amazing sense of humor. He used to tell my husband he was the father of my kids haha. He always had a smile on his face and always put one on mine. I am grateful for the opportunity to know him and to work with him at MSPD. I regret that I can't make his services as I am now living in Florida but my thoughts and prayers go out to his family. The earth lost a true gem. (The pic is Lou holding my son shortly after he was born)
