Louis was born on November 9, 1995.
He spent his early years lounging in furry dragon costumes, and distributing Legos in an even layer throughout our house.
Later, he turned his attentions to drawing knights, dragons and sea monsters, as well as constructing epic battles between army guys and cowboys. He was a bit of a goat cheese connoisseur, and loved a good strawberry soda from Popeye's.
Louis had petted a Leopard shark, been honked at by a dog, eaten chocolate crepes in Paris, and hand-fed a Giraffe. Hewas also the only 12-year-old in town with his own sword.
He was also loved by lots and lots of people.
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