"To know Lou is to love Lou. I met Lou when he stared to work for Pan American World Airways at JFK Airport. He told me about his interment by the Japanese when they occupied Indonesia. Not a pleasant story. he was an outstanding Mechanic when we worked together on the B-707 and the the Douglas DC-8.. we were very close friends and spent plenty of time with each other?s friends and families. I consider myself very fortunate to have known him for many years."
In loving memory of
Louis Niggebrugge
March 27, 1924 - December 22, 2005
Name: Louis P. Niggebrugge
Life Dates: 3/27/1924 - 12/22/2005
Pre-deceased by
Predeceased by his wife Jeanne Niggebrugge.
Survived by
Survived by his children Michael (Julie) Niggebrugge, Corinne (Greg) Williams Roy (Grace) Niggebrugge; adopted daughter Judy (Larry) Belkin Grandchildren Natalie Burritt, Melissa Burritt, Charlene Williams, Stephen Niggebrugge, Andrea Niggebrugge, Jessica Niggebrugge Holly Lauren Niggebrugge; brothers Henry (Rickel) Niggebrugge of Delaware Hans Niggebrugge of Holland; several Nieces nephews.
History
Louis was raised in Dutch Indonesia and came to the United States in 1959. He had an affinity towards airplanes, Daschunds building models. Louis worked for 35 years with Pan Am.
Donations
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Services
Visitation Saturday, January 14th from 10AM until 2PM. Louis` Memorial Service will follow, 2:30PM at Hope Church, 1301 Vintage Lane.