Passed away on Saturday, April 10, 2021, after a courageous battle with pancreatic cancer. Beloved son of the late Dorothy and Louis Ojile; loving brother of Barbara (John) Steiger, Linda (Baxter) Leisure, Robin (Richard) Muehlberg, Regina (Phil Torrisi) Ojile and John (Jill) Ojile; dear uncle to Jennifer (Steve) Tucker, Grace Ojile, Anna Ojile and great-uncle to Audrey Tucker; dear brother-in-law, cousin and friend to many.
A very special thank you to Dr. Craig R. Hildreth and his wonderful staff. Most especially, thank you to Dr. Joseph M. Ojile for literally everything–he loved you so much.
Services: A private Mass will be held at St. Ambrose Catholic Church with burial at Resurrection Cemetery. Any contributions may be made to the Pancreatic Cancer/Siteman Cancer Center (314-935-4725). A service of Kutis Affton.
We will miss Lou.
Lou has been a client of Investors Title for many years. Lou will be missed.
be remembered by your buddy Tony and family we’re gonna miss you Lou Are sincere sympathy to the whole family
You and your family are in our thoughts as you grieve this loss.
Your family is in our thoughts as you grieve this loss.
I was extremely disappointed to learn Lou passed away. I have a lot of great memories of Lou both as a kid and as an adult. Lou and the entire Ojile Family will be in my prayers. He will be missed.
Thanks for being a special friend Lou. I along with many others will miss you. Ojile family you are in my prayers.
Louie great friend I will miss him very much RIP
My condolences to the family. Me and Lou were great friends in grade school, and later me and John. I spent so much time with them that I felt like family. We lost touch but I feel I lost a best friend in hearing this news. Prayers for you all.
Great friend, lots of good memories. Dragons “82!!
I am so sad to hear about Louie’s passing. Please accept my condolences and know that you are in my prayers. I would run into him occasionally at St. Raymond’s during lunch. We were in the same grade school class together and he and I were a famous pitcher/catcher combination coached by the famous Baxter Leisure. Louie could bring the heat! I remember serving so many masses together and fuzz ball games in the schoolyard. We also went to St. Mary’s and we’re Dragon’s. So many memories I will cherish forever. Rest In Peace my friend.
I am so sad to hear about Louie’s passing my heart hurts he was a great person and a great friend. Your family is in my prayers
Baxter, Linda and Family
The passage of time will never change or heal the feelings you have over the loss of your beloved Louie.
God entrusted your family with a wonderful and exceptional brother, brother-in-law, uncle, cousin and friend; but He needed his remarkable excellence to assist in fulfilling God’s heavenly plan with mortal men.
God has now endowed him with angel wings by which he will always watch over you, walk beside you, wipe away your tears and leave his mark in your journey of life. Louie will never be far away from your hearts; and will continue to shower you with his love like never before.
May God bestow upon you His choicest gifts of strength, courage, comfort and peace to get you through this most difficult time.
May Louie’s memories always be blessings to you and your family and remember God’s promise of everlasting life beyond this world.
Bob and Patti (Leisure) Kummer
Louie was such a great guy as a student. His humor, wit, and liveliness were infectious.
I am so sad to hear of his passing. He will be missed!
Pat Hensley
I am saddened to hear of Lou’s passing. Lou and I were grade school and high school classmates. Occasionally we would walk home from school together as he lived 4 streets past mine. We served masses together, did a science project together, and spent time together in the schoolyard in the summer. He always had a smile on his face, which is one of the many endearing qualities he had. I miss him. My condolences to the family. He and you all are in my prayers.
My sincere condolences, thoughts and prayers to Lou’s family and close friends as you all navigate this difficult time. I remember “Louie” from grade school at St. Mary Magdalen. His smile was infectious and he always made me laugh. May he Rest In Peace.
I am so sorry, I just learned of Lou’s death. Lou was my business’ real estate broker and helped us find a building to purchase that was perfect for my law office in 2005. I used his services again in 2020 and he was telling me of his struggles with pancreatic cancer, but he was determined to beat it. I am so very sad to hear of his passing, and my prayers are with the entire Ojile family. He was a wonderful man.