Birth date: Feb 21, 1918 Death date: Nov 30, 2002
AMY LOU ECKSTROM 1918 - 2002Amy Lou Eckstrom, a lifelong resident of Tacoma, passed away November 30, 2002, after a brief illness. Born February 21, 1918, Amy Lou was the eldest child of Tacoma benefactors Lowell Thomas and Helen Read Obituary
Lowell, Jack, Dave, Barb and families. Anne and family, Tom, Catherine and family.
We were very saddened at the passing of Lou and want to express to you our sincere condoleances. She was a beautiful lady, always kind to others, always smiling and we will miss seeing her around. May the Lord's comforting arm be with you during this difficult time in your lives.
We think of all the family often.
With love to all,
Jackie and Bud.##imported-begin##Bud & Jackie Watson##imported-end##
The golfing event of 1959 at the Tacoma Country Club was for the Martini Cup - an eighteen hole match play between Lou Young and the best ball of Tom MurrayJr., Cordy Wagner and George Weyerhaeuser. The challenge was raised over a martini and so ended with martinis at the 19th hole after a very close match. Corydon Wagner Sr. in his US Golf Association Director's blazer officiated the match which was galleried by approximately fifty including the eminent presence of L.T. Murray Sr. and R.D. Merrill. Lou was a champion in every respect - we will miss her.
With love from Cordy and Judy Wagner##imported-begin##Cordy and Judy Wagner##imported-end##
She lived a great life and now she is resting in peace at last.##imported-begin##Margy McGroarty##imported-end##
We send our deepest sympathy to you all at this time of loss. She was "One Great Lady" and we will all miss her. The Allen Family##imported-begin##Harold and Kaye Allen##imported-end##
Dear Lowell and Dave:
Mary and I lerned of the death of your mother this morning. We are in Arizona, and wll be unable to attend te services of a Great Lady.
Our condolances go to you and your extended family.
Mary and Bill Rohner##imported-begin##Mary and Bill Rohner##imported-end##
To the Eckstrom Family.
Just read about Amy Lou's passing in the morning paper. She was such a wonderful person. She made my day when every I saw her in the Country Club Apartments. I will miss her very much.
Her friend the Letter Carrier.##imported-begin##Frank Fontes##imported-end##
