Birth date: Oct 18, 1957 Death date: May 16, 2020
Llewellyn Noble Bass, age 62, departed this life on Saturday May 16, 2020 at Hackley Hospital. Lou was born on October 18, 1957 in Muskegon, Michigan to the late Millard S. and Wilhelmina L. Bass. He was raised and educated in Mus Read Obituary
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I will never forget Lou. He was the most cheerful, friendly guy every time I saw him. I remember him from his high school days playing football with my brother, David, and then later when he returned from South Korea. I am so sad to see this but know he is with God.
Debbie Farhat
“Lee Bass is going to kick some ass”. Sorry, that is my cheer for this guy! So fast, so athletic, loved him and his cocky attitude. You are loved and remembered my friend!
Laurie Powers Class of 76
I feel truly blessed to have known Mr. Lou Bass. After my long bike trail rides, I used to put my bike on the front rack of the of the MATS Bus. Upon boarding for the ride home “Mr. Lou Bass” always had a cheerful greeting: “Hey my sister... How are you feeling after them trails today” and/or other such friendly conversation starters.
No matter what Mr. Bass was going through, I never once heard him complain or have a “whoa it’s me“ spirit!!! If there had been a “poster boy/ man” for “the epitome of motivation”...he would’ve had a ton of people nominating him! It didn’t matter the walk of life anyone came from, Brother Bass had words of wisdom and enlightenment for each person around him (At least that’s what I witnessed). From my observation, Mr Lou Bass was undoubtedly a grateful man who loved the Lord and bestowed God’s love upon countless others.
Rest In Eternal Peace Good & Faithful Servant!
With Heartfelt Sympathy & Prayers For Mr. Bass’ Family.
Humbly Submitted With Gratitude For Your Loved One’s Impact ,
Monique Bailey
RIP my long time BROTHER. God is always in Control and he never makes mistakes. I will always remember the touch football games we played as youth in the Heights to the Alcorn State University vs Southern University games in the south, GO BRAVES. Safe travels and God speed my FRIEND.
Larry (Smoke) Mattox
My heart goes out to the family of my dear friend and Brother you will be truly missed
