young Louis John Karamas Jr passed away on sundy

[onepocketrocket]

I WOULD LIKE EVERYONE TO TAKE THE TIME AND SIGN THE GUEST BOOK FOR THIS YOUNG MAN HE WAS A AVID POOL PLAYER SINCE THE AGE OF 7 I WATCHED HIM GROW UP AND HE WAS TAKEN FROM THIS WORLD ON SUNDAY THEY ARE STILL LOOKING FOR THE PEOPLE THAT KILLED HIM BUT PLEASE JUST TAKE THE TIME TO SIGN THE GUEST BOOK IF YOU CAN. http://www.legacy.com/ohio/Guestbook.asp?Page=Guestbook&PersonID=2801740 THIS IS A LINK TO THE GUEST BOOK http://www.legacy.com/ohio/LegacySubPage2.asp?Page=LifeStory&PersonId=2801740 THIS IS A LINK TO THE OBIT

 

[DawgAndy]

A little background

Since onepocketrocket doesn't post much and didn't give any background on Louis I will try.
I met Louis when he was about 12 and we played quite a bit until he was about 15 then his game was too much for me. By the time he was 17 he was gambling with the likes of Troy Frank, Mario Cileti, Chris Szuter and other real strong players in the Akron/Canton area. I left the scene for a couple of years and don't know what all he was up to. I 've never seen him play in tournaments but he probably did. The last time I saw Louis was the day before Easter and we matched up for a couple of hours. I'm not going to cannonize him, all i can say is what I know: He was a very good player with a ton of natural talent, a fantastic stroke and good gambler. I think with some career guidance he could have been a force on the pool scene. He will be missed in the Akron pool scene but more important he will be missed by his family.

Andy B