In Loving Memory of Louisnes “Lou” Fedon & Kimberly Asa
Louisville, Kentucky — The city of Louisville is enveloped in deep sorrow as family, friends, and neighbors mourn the heartbreaking loss of Louisnes “Lou” Fedon and his cherished granddaughter, Kimberly Asa. The two were among the victims who tragically lost their lives in the devastating UPS Flight 2976 crash near the Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport on November 4, 2025. The tragedy has left the community in disbelief, struggling to understand how a day that began like any other could end in such profound loss.
Louisnes “Lou” Fedon, known to many simply as Mr. Lou, was a man whose presence brought warmth and steadiness wherever he went. Born and raised in Kentucky, Lou was a devoted family man, a hard worker, and a pillar in the community. He spent most of his life committed to providing for his loved ones, offering guidance, support, and unconditional love. His humble nature, easy smile, and generous spirit made him a friend to many and a role model to all who knew him. Lou was the type of person who remembered birthdays, checked on neighbors, and showed up for others even when life was difficult. His legacy is one of compassion, resilience, and unwavering love.
His granddaughter, Kimberly Asa, was the light of his life. Just beginning to step boldly into her future, Kimberly was known for her bright smile, kind heart, and a sense of curiosity that inspired everyone around her. She had dreams that reached far beyond the horizon—dreams of learning, growing, traveling, and making an impact in the world. Whether she was laughing with friends, studying hard at school, or simply enjoying time with her family, Kimberly radiated joy. Her gentle presence brought harmony, and her laughter brought life to every room.
The bond between Lou and Kimberly was one that words can only attempt to capture. They shared stories, traditions, and countless moments filled with love. They were each other’s comfort, joy, and constant reminder of the importance of family. Their passing together is heartbreaking, but it is also a testament to how deeply they were connected—two souls united not only by blood, but by love so strong that it leaves echoes in the hearts of all who knew them.
The crash of UPS Flight 2976 has left the Louisville community shaken. As investigators work to understand what happened, the emotional weight of the tragedy is felt everywhere—from neighborhood conversations, to church pews, to the quiet tears shed behind closed doors. The loss is not just personal; it is communal. Lou and Kimberly were a part of Louisville’s story, and now the city grieves with the family, holding them close in thoughts and prayers.
In the midst of sorrow, there is also remembrance—memories that bring both tears and comfort. Stories of Lou’s kind heart. Stories of Kimberly’s laughter. Family dinners, holidays, shared traditions, lessons passed down, and love that will continue to live on. Their lives, though cut far too short, were full of purpose, impact, and meaning.
As we honor Louisnes “Lou” Fedon and Kimberly Asa, we remember not the tragedy that took them, but the beauty they brought into the world. Their love lives in the hearts of their family. Their legacy lives in every life they touched. Their memory will never fade.
May Lou and Kimberly rest in eternal peace—together, forever loved, forever remembered.
“Those we love don’t go away,
They walk beside us every day.
Unseen, unheard, but always near,
Still loved, still missed, and forever dear.”
