We remember the good times, parties, and get togethers with Lou & Barb, Karen & Mike, and other friends. We will always remember him as a great, fun-loving person. Our prayers are with Barb, Megan, Chris & Family.
Barbara and Megan,
Please know that our thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family. Our friend Lou will certainly be missed but I am sure he has found his well deseved place with God. Thank you for sharing the gift Lou was to the North Hunterdon High School community.
With sympathy and love,
Mary Beth and Shane Berry
I will be praying for peace and comfort. Lewis was honestly one of my favorite people. It's been many years, but he was always so much fun to hang around with at family get togethers. He will surely be missed. Kelly
My thoughts and prayers go out to my close friend Megan and her family. I didn't know Lou well, but I know he was a special man from all the wonderful things I know about his daughter.
Such a large heart filled a much too short life. Thank you for teaching us to live with love, strength and courage, fighting hard against all odds. You were a big part of our wonderful family and will be greatly missed. God Bless You.
Sharon & Tony
Megan & family,
My heart aches for you as you deal with the loss of a wonderful man. I didn't know Him personally, but I do know he meant a lot to you and to many others. I am so happy you and your family were able to spend so much time with him over the past few years...creating memories that you will be able to hold on to for a lifetime. Thinking and praying for you.
Our sincere sympathy is extended to the Pennucci Family. May the loving memories you have of your husband/Dad help comfort you at this difficult time. You are in our thoughts and prayers; Barbara, Megan, and Chris. Sincerely, Mary Ann, Richard, Brad, and Tara Ernst
Dear Pennucci Family,
As a long-time English teacher at North, I came to know Mr. Pennucci's passion for quality education in our district. He will be greatly missed, but fondly remembered for all his dedication, caring, and service.
To the Pennucci family, I know how difficult it is to lose a very special person in your life. Hold on to all the very precious and fun memories you all share.
With heart felt sympathy and love,
Rosemary Crane
I know my friend you will be telling the saints in heaven the best way to be a saint...because you are an expert in the field. We love you buddy and we will always be there for Barb and the family.Love Joni,Bob,Bobby,Matthew,Carissa and April Lauyer 6uot
On behalf of North Hunterdon High School, I offer my sympathy to the entire family of Louis Pennucci. Lou will be remembered fondly as a dedicated community member who worked tirelessly on behalf of students for quality education and who made significant contributions to North Hunterdon High School through his role as a member of our Board of Education. His passing has grieved us all deeply. Please know that the North Hunterdon administration, faculty and staff are here to support you during this difficult period. Our thoughts and prayers are with each of you.
Kind regards,
Michael P. Hughes
Principal
North Hunterdon High School
So sad to loose you but, so glad we have such fond memories. Many laughs were shared throughout the years and you will always hold a special place in our hearts. With all our love and prayers may you rest in peace. Love ya!
I met Lou in at the Relay For Life back in 2002 and have served on the school board with him for the last 5 years. He will be remembered for his spirit and passion. Sharing your sorrow...may the many wonderful memories sustain you at this difficult time.
It was a honor to know you and spend time with you. We are so happy that you were able to be with you on the 4th of July. You were an amazing husband, dad and grandpa, you will be missed by all.. Love The Horton's
Mr. Pennucci was an educational icon in Hunterdon County serving as a member of the Clinton Public School Board of Education from 1992 to 1996; member of the North Hunterdon Voorhees Regional Board of Education from 1996 to the present and finally serving as a member of the Hunterdon County Education Services Commission Board of Education.
Mr. Pennucci would come into the office daily to meet and greet staff and students. I personally loved and respected how much time and energy he spent on making athletics more successful for everyone. Mr. Pennucci has taught me many lessons on education, sports and more importantly Life. We've had many conversions throughout the years on how to make students more successful and the important bonds educators play in the roles of student development. I will miss all of his daily advice. Mr. Pennucci will surely be missed but never forgotten. My prayers go out to the Pennucci family.
Respectfully,
John Deutsch
Administrator
