Lou Schwechheimer Death | Passed Away | Obituary
Lou Schwechheimer Death – Dead: A great loss was made known to InsideEko. As friends and families of the deceased are mourning the passing of their loved and cherished Lou Schwechheimer.
Having heard about this great loss, the family of this individual is passing through pains, mourning the unexpected passing of their beloved.
This departure was confirmed through social media posts made by Twitter users who pour out tributes, and condolences to the family of the deceased.
Lou Schwechheimer with the
@WindSurgeICT
was a good man. He gave this to me before the team unveiled its logo. He promised me I would know before anyone else and he honored his word and signed this as proof to give my dad. I was so proud. Deeply saddened to hear of his passing.
Lou Schwechheimer with the @WindSurgeICT was a good man. He gave this to me before the team unveiled its logo. He promised me I would know before anyone else and he honored his word and signed this as proof to give my dad. I was so proud. Deeply saddened to hear of his passing. pic.twitter.com/nQLQUs8qwV
— John Asebes (@JohnAsebesKSN) July 30, 2020
Today the baseball world & I lost a great friend, husband, Dad, mentor & leader.He taught me as a young man to work hard, have passion & love your family. In shock. Sad
Wichita Wind Surge owner Lou Schwechheimer dies of COVID-19 | The Wichita Eagle
Today the baseball world & I lost a great friend, husband, Dad, mentor & leader.He taught me as a young man to work hard, have passion & love your family. In shock. Sad
Wichita Wind Surge owner Lou Schwechheimer dies of COVID-19 | The Wichita Eagle https://t.co/P75lLr9dVb— Steven Napolillo (@nap16) July 29, 2020
Devastated for
@WindSurgeICT
to hear about the passing of Lou Schwechheimer today. Lou achieved the dream of owning a
@TripleABaseball
team, getting a brand new stadium built, and will never get to see a game there. Absolutely heartbreaking.
Devastated for @WindSurgeICT to hear about the passing of Lou Schwechheimer today. Lou achieved the dream of owning a @TripleABaseball team, getting a brand new stadium built, and will never get to see a game there. Absolutely heartbreaking.
— Eric Edelstein | WEAR A MASK ⚾️⚽️🍺🐾 (@EricBallpark) July 29, 2020
So sad to learn that longtime baseball friend Lou Schwechheimer has passed away due to complications from Covid-19. Lou was principal owner of the
@WindSurgeICT
, having started his career as an intern in Pawtucket. His positive attitude and optimism were infectious. RIP Lou.
So sad to learn that longtime baseball friend Lou Schwechheimer has passed away due to complications from Covid-19. Lou was principal owner of the @WindSurgeICT, having started his career as an intern in Pawtucket. His positive attitude and optimism were infectious. RIP Lou. pic.twitter.com/WurJ4mtx09
— John Traub (@TopesGM) July 29, 2020
The loss of Lou Schwechheimer is much larger than just a loss to baseball. I have never met anyone so upbeat; so eager to tackle something new; so happy to be here.
Now he is not.
So take this damned virus seriously, and keep my dear friend Lou and his family in your thoughts.
The loss of Lou Schwechheimer is much larger than just a loss to baseball. I have never met anyone so upbeat; so eager to tackle something new; so happy to be here.
Now he is not.
So take this damned virus seriously, and keep my dear friend Lou and his family in your thoughts.— Dan Barry (@DanBarryNYT) July 29, 2020
We were devastated to learn of the passing of Lou Schwechheimer. Lou may have been a recent newcomer to Wichita but few could surpass his energy, enthusiasm and instant love for the City. We extend our deepest sympathies to Lou’s family and the entire
@WindSurgeICT
organization.
We were devastated to learn of the passing of Lou Schwechheimer. Lou may have been a recent newcomer to Wichita but few could surpass his energy, enthusiasm and instant love for the City. We extend our deepest sympathies to Lou’s family and the entire @WindSurgeICT organization. pic.twitter.com/LpQHfOol6P
— City of Wichita (@CityofWichita) July 29, 2020
Lou Schwechheimer dedicated the last years of his life to help improve Wichita and central Kansas and brought America’s favorite pastime back to Wichita. My prayers are with his family and the entire Wichita community.
We are still working on getting more details about the death, as family statement on the death is yet to be released.