Louis Wayne Folber, affectionately known as Lou, was born on September 23, 1951, in Queens, NY. He passed away peacefully on January 20, 2025, in Apopka, FL, surrounded by his loving family. Lou was a devoted husband to Stacey for 49 years and a proud father to Kelli, Joel, Janice, and Caralyn. His legacy lives on through his cherished grandchildren: Samuel, Kyle, Kyla, Noah, Julia, Nathan, Eli, and Aubrey, as well as his great-grandchildren, Leo and Frankie.

Lou was a passionate man who found joy in his favorite hobbies, including bowling, coaching soccer, and playing Song Pop. He was a devoted supporter of the Maitland Soccer Club, where he shared his love of the game with countless young athletes. His love for music, particularly The Beatles, brought a soundtrack to his life, and he enjoyed watching shows like Chicago PD, Fire, Med, and NCIS.

Known for his favorite meal of anything Italian Lou believed in making memories with his family, often saying, "You might as well spend it making memories, you can't take it with you." His favorite places were the bowling alley, the soccer field, and anywhere his family gathered.

Lou's spirit was a force of nature, and he was a father and brother to everyone he came in contact with . He is survived by his brother, William Folber, sisters in law Joanne, Sandee, Shari, Suzanne, brother in law Chris as well numerous nieces and nephews and a community that will remember him for his kindness, leadership, and unwavering support for causes like pediatric diabetes through the Parrot Heads Foundation.

A proud Jew, Lou's legacy of love, laughter, and family will continue to inspire all who had the privilege of knowing him. He will be deeply missed but forever remembered in the hearts of those he touched.