Beloved wife of the Late Edward (1915-2006) Struzik. Dear mother, grandmother, great-great grandmother, aunt, and more. She is survived by grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews, and many other relatives and friends.

She passed away after a long battle with cancer. My family was able to give her hospice care at home until the end so that she could be surrounded by her loving family, as she wished to be.

Louise was the best grandmother in the world. She is missed more than words can ever say. She was a very warm and loving woman. I am thankful that I have a lifetime of wonderful memories of spending time with her to cherish. She babysat for us, never left our sides when we were sick, was always there to share in our joys and pains equally, and was always there for her family, no matter what.

She taught us words in polish as we helped her in the kitchen, she took us for long walks and showed us nature, she helped us make macaroni art and then proudly displayed it all over her home, she made us dresses for our dolls, and just spent so much of her time lovingly watching over us.

My parents, sister and I ate several meals a week with my grandparents. We spent every single holiday and birthday with them. We went on family trips with them, and were blessed because they were a daily part of our lives. Grandma loved her family SO MUCH that she devoted her entire life to her kids and grandkids. She was the most amazing woman.

It's impossible to fit her personality into this page, but I wanted to at least try. I only hope that we made her feel as loved and appreciated as she was. This is a tribute to my wonderful grandmother. I love and miss you every single day of my life, dear grandma Louise! Even in 2021, 22 years later, I sit here with tears in my eyes whenever I think about the amazing grandmother that I had and lost. I miss you so much. I will never stop missing you every single day of my life.