Celebrating the life of
Louis B. "Lou" Nagy
June 18, 1925 - June 20, 2011
Louis. B. "Lou" Nagy, 86, passed away June 20, 2011. He was born in New York City, NY, son of the late Joseph and Barbara Czinke Nagy. Lou received a bachelor's degree from New York University. He moved to Savannah in 1958 and was retired from Atlantic Insurance Company. He was a member of the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer, the Wilmington Island Club, the Chatham Club, and the Kiwanis Club and served as chairman of the Board of Equalization.
Surviving are his wife, Rose V. Nagy of Savannah; daughter, Adrian N. Cutten of Savannah; two sons and daughters-in-law, Brian L. and Cindy Nagy of Orange Park, FL; Keith V. and Paula Nagy of Jacksonville, FL: grandchildren, Brett Nagy, Spence Nagy, Tate Nagy, Ryan Nagy, Sydney Cutten and several nieces and nephews.
The Memorial Service will be 2:00 p.m., Friday, June 24, 2011 at the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer followed by a reception at the Wilmington Island Club.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to The Lutheran Church of the Redeemer, 51 Wilmington Island Rd., Savannah, GA 31410 or Faith Equestrian Therapeutic Center, 243 Appaloosa Way, Guyton, GA 31312 or visit www.faithetc.org.
Please sign our online guestbook at www.foxandweeks.com
Fox & Weeks Funeral Directors, Islands Chapel
Family of Lou Nagy, I only knew Mr. Nagy for a short time. He was a wonderful man who loved his wife and family. I talked with him often and he was always smiling. He will be greatly missed. Peggy Craft Board of Equalization
- Peggy Craft, Pooler, GA
To the Nagy family: I have fond memories of being acquainted with Mr. Nagy when he and my mother, Sidney Bidez, worked at Johnson, Lane, Space and Smith. He was always very kind and friendly to me. I'm so sorry for your loss.
- Vicky Bidez Harrell, Hendersonville, NC
Uncle Bill was a wonderful man who always had a kind and caring word to say. Although we didn't have the opportunity to see him much he was always near and dear to all of us. He will be missed and our thoughts and prayers go out to him and all of the Nagy family during this difficult time. God Bless You Chalmers Family
- Joe Chalmers, Jersey City, NJ
When I first joined the Wilmington Island Club a couple of years ago, Lou was the first person to welcome me to the club. He had the gift of making you feel very welcome. I always enjoyed talking with him.
- Dale Whiting, Savannah, GA
LOU's' smile and ever present friendliness will be missed by us and all of his fellow golfers at Wilmington Island Golf Club.May God watch over and comfort his family.
- John & Pat Beasley, Savannah, GA
To the Nagy Family. Lou was my friend. I miss him. Lou was a friend to everyone who ever met him. He had the unique ability to make you feel that you were the only person he wanted to see at that point in time. I recall that his birthday party at the club, he said he was going to have 15 more birthday parties. Today, I wish that was still true.
- John and Debbie Broderick, Savannah, GA
My love to all of you and my deepest sympathy for your loss. Uncle 'Bill' was someone who I will always remember as having a smile on his face with a positive attitude. He was a kind man who I feel honored to have known. I am sure he will be truly missed by anyone who ever had the good fortune to have known him.
- Beth Chalmers, Saint James, NY
To the Nagy family Lou was a very special man-always with a smile, a kind word and a story or a joke. He loved his family and his extended WIC family. He will be missed by so many. God Bless you during this difficult time. We will keep you in our thoughts and prayers.
- Steve and Ginger Carlisle, Savannah,, GA
No person or experience will ever replace the happy days and friendly smile that Lou Nagy gave everyone. Don Riggs
- Don Riggs, Savannah, GA
Many thanks, Lou, for all of the wonderful memories and support over the past years.....we'll all miss you very much. Bob and Bunny Outlaw
- ROBERT R OUTLAW, SAVANNAH, GA
It was a pleasure knowing Lou Nagy. We will miss him.
- Robert Serrao & Elizabeth Serrao, Richmond Hill, GA
Lou never met a stranger and was a fine gentlemen. The world was a much better place with him in it. May God rest his soul and bless his family. He will be sorely missed. Our deepest sympathy.
- Susan And David Ason, Tybee Island, GA
A fine man. God bless you Lou.
- Tim Adams, Savannah, GA
Lou was a good friend and golfing buddy to me. We had some great times together
- Lamont Osteen, Savannah, GA
Lou's stories and conversation will be missed by those of us who had the pleasure of his company on weekday nights at the WIC. Rest easy my friend.
- gary morelli, , GA
Louuuuuu! How are ya Lou? Just great 'k'. Which K are you, the art dealer 'K' or the Jet dealer 'K'? Hay 'K' you need to get more strokes from Steiner 'K baby'.... I sure am going miss you Lou! I sure am! Kim Iocovozzi
- Kim Iocovozzi, savannah, GA
To the Nagy Family: Lou will surely be missed;Was proud to have known him; He was a sport model! and a friend to all he met. What great stories he told, we'll never forget. Sending our Deepest Sympathy, George and Sherrie Schwarz
- George and Sherrie Schwarz, Savannah, GA
To the Nagy Family: Lou will surely be missed;Was proud to have known him; He was a sport model! and a friend to all he met. What great stories he told, we'll never forget. Sending our Deepest Sympathy, George and Sherrie Schwarz
- George and Sherrie Schwarz, Savannah, GA
To the Nagy family I didnt know Lou well at all,but enjoyed seeing him monthly and chatting briefly. I know that he enjoyed Knob Creek. I have a bottle in the cabinet and everytime I see it,I think of Lou.May he rest in peace.
- Ned Becker, Tybee Island, GA
To the Nagy Family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. Lou will always be remembered as a great and passionate person and a loving husband. From one Hungarian to another, God Bless.
- Craig Kovacs and Doris Treptow, Savannah, GA
Dear Nagy Family, Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
- Jim & Mary Ann Burke, Savannah, GA
Lou was a wonderful man who made Savannah,GA and the Wilmington Island Club a special place for my wife Linda and me.I will offer a toast with his favorite drink Knob Creek in his memory.What a great friend! Jim Dennis,Dayton,Ohio
- Jim Dennis, Dayton, OH
To the Nagy Family May GOD give you peace and strength during this time of loss.
- Gregori S. Anderson, Savannah, GA
Lou was a good friend and will be sorely missed. We shared many a story and a laugh while playing. He was a one-of-a-kind. Bobby Segall
- Bobby and Mona Segall, Savannah, GA
My condolences to the Nagy family. So enjoyed knowing Lou. Never met a more up-beat person. With deepest sympathy.
- Mink, Savannah, GA
What a wonderful man. You'll be missed by all.
- Curtis Bragg, Kandahar,
To the Nagy family, Mr. Nagy was a wonderful man. He had friends of all ages and made sure that everyone felt special. We will miss seeing him at the golf course, but will never forget him. God Bless Lou Nagy and his family
- Patrick Richardson, Savannah, GA
Family of Lou Nagy, I only knew Mr. Nagy for a short time. He was a wonderful man who loved his wife and family. I talked with him often and he was always smiling. He will be greatly missed. Peggy Craft Board of Equalization
- Peggy Craft, Pooler, GA
To the Nagy family: I have fond memories of being acquainted with Mr. Nagy when he and my mother, Sidney Bidez, worked at Johnson, Lane, Space and Smith. He was always very kind and friendly to me. I'm so sorry for your loss.
- Vicky Bidez Harrell, Hendersonville, NC
Uncle Bill was a wonderful man who always had a kind and caring word to say. Although we didn't have the opportunity to see him much he was always near and dear to all of us. He will be missed and our thoughts and prayers go out to him and all of the Nagy family during this difficult time. God Bless You Chalmers Family
- Joe Chalmers, Jersey City, NJ
When I first joined the Wilmington Island Club a couple of years ago, Lou was the first person to welcome me to the club. He had the gift of making you feel very welcome. I always enjoyed talking with him.
- Dale Whiting, Savannah, GA
LOU's' smile and ever present friendliness will be missed by us and all of his fellow golfers at Wilmington Island Golf Club.May God watch over and comfort his family.
- John & Pat Beasley, Savannah, GA
To the Nagy Family. Lou was my friend. I miss him. Lou was a friend to everyone who ever met him. He had the unique ability to make you feel that you were the only person he wanted to see at that point in time. I recall that his birthday party at the club, he said he was going to have 15 more birthday parties. Today, I wish that was still true.
- John and Debbie Broderick, Savannah, GA
My love to all of you and my deepest sympathy for your loss. Uncle 'Bill' was someone who I will always remember as having a smile on his face with a positive attitude. He was a kind man who I feel honored to have known. I am sure he will be truly missed by anyone who ever had the good fortune to have known him.
- Beth Chalmers, Saint James, NY
To the Nagy family Lou was a very special man-always with a smile, a kind word and a story or a joke. He loved his family and his extended WIC family. He will be missed by so many. God Bless you during this difficult time. We will keep you in our thoughts and prayers.
- Steve and Ginger Carlisle, Savannah,, GA
No person or experience will ever replace the happy days and friendly smile that Lou Nagy gave everyone. Don Riggs
- Don Riggs, Savannah, GA
Many thanks, Lou, for all of the wonderful memories and support over the past years.....we'll all miss you very much. Bob and Bunny Outlaw
- ROBERT R OUTLAW, SAVANNAH, GA
It was a pleasure knowing Lou Nagy. We will miss him.
- Robert Serrao & Elizabeth Serrao, Richmond Hill, GA
Lou never met a stranger and was a fine gentlemen. The world was a much better place with him in it. May God rest his soul and bless his family. He will be sorely missed. Our deepest sympathy.
- Susan And David Ason, Tybee Island, GA
A fine man. God bless you Lou.
- Tim Adams, Savannah, GA
Lou was a good friend and golfing buddy to me. We had some great times together
- Lamont Osteen, Savannah, GA
Lou's stories and conversation will be missed by those of us who had the pleasure of his company on weekday nights at the WIC. Rest easy my friend.
- gary morelli, , GA
Louuuuuu! How are ya Lou? Just great 'k'. Which K are you, the art dealer 'K' or the Jet dealer 'K'? Hay 'K' you need to get more strokes from Steiner 'K baby'.... I sure am going miss you Lou! I sure am! Kim Iocovozzi
- Kim Iocovozzi, savannah, GA
To the Nagy Family: Lou will surely be missed;Was proud to have known him; He was a sport model! and a friend to all he met. What great stories he told, we'll never forget. Sending our Deepest Sympathy, George and Sherrie Schwarz
- George and Sherrie Schwarz, Savannah, GA
To the Nagy Family: Lou will surely be missed;Was proud to have known him; He was a sport model! and a friend to all he met. What great stories he told, we'll never forget. Sending our Deepest Sympathy, George and Sherrie Schwarz
- George and Sherrie Schwarz, Savannah, GA
To the Nagy family I didnt know Lou well at all,but enjoyed seeing him monthly and chatting briefly. I know that he enjoyed Knob Creek. I have a bottle in the cabinet and everytime I see it,I think of Lou.May he rest in peace.
- Ned Becker, Tybee Island, GA
To the Nagy Family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. Lou will always be remembered as a great and passionate person and a loving husband. From one Hungarian to another, God Bless.
- Craig Kovacs and Doris Treptow, Savannah, GA
Dear Nagy Family, Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
- Jim & Mary Ann Burke, Savannah, GA
Lou was a wonderful man who made Savannah,GA and the Wilmington Island Club a special place for my wife Linda and me.I will offer a toast with his favorite drink Knob Creek in his memory.What a great friend! Jim Dennis,Dayton,Ohio
- Jim Dennis, Dayton, OH
To the Nagy Family May GOD give you peace and strength during this time of loss.
- Gregori S. Anderson, Savannah, GA
Lou was a good friend and will be sorely missed. We shared many a story and a laugh while playing. He was a one-of-a-kind. Bobby Segall
- Bobby and Mona Segall, Savannah, GA
My condolences to the Nagy family. So enjoyed knowing Lou. Never met a more up-beat person. With deepest sympathy.
- Mink, Savannah, GA
What a wonderful man. You'll be missed by all.
- Curtis Bragg, Kandahar,
To the Nagy family, Mr. Nagy was a wonderful man. He had friends of all ages and made sure that everyone felt special. We will miss seeing him at the golf course, but will never forget him. God Bless Lou Nagy and his family
- Patrick Richardson, Savannah, GA
Services under the direction of:
Fox & Weeks Funeral Directors, Hodgson Chapel
912-352-7200
