Louis Charles Kron

We will missing you very much. Miss talking and showing each other fishing pictures. You where a good soul. Will think of you every time we fish ❤️

Prayers for the family. Remember all the good times at Madison’ Restaurant. He was a very special man. He always greeted everyone with a smile. My husband Kenny and Lou always had stories to tell each other. I am sure they are telling them to each other now too!

Our old friend Lou has left us with memories that will last our lifetime. Nothing but fun times were had at Madison Steakhouse and Lou created that atmosphere that we cherished all those years and which we will cherish in our hearts and minds for years to come. RIP old friend.

Will always remember the Family Christmas Eve parties that he took such time and effort to make special for the kids(and adults). He was always a happy man and kind person. Thank you Uncle Lou!❤️

Thank you Lou, for welcoming me into the Risky Business world of Madison’s. Thank you for the support and encouragement you showed me for many years. I was grateful and honored when, over the years, you asked me to entertain your guests at your private parties. Your faith and confidence in me strengthened me and helped me grow as a person and performer. I only wish I could have given back as much as you had given me. I will miss you.

We will always remember Lou, once you met him you would not forget him. EVERYONE missed Madison’s and still talk about the many enjoyable evenings and LOU’S generosity as a great host. Thank you for all the fresh fish you sent us all cleaned and ready for a delicious meal.
We will very much miss enjoying dinners with Lou and Jeanette, truly good friends.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family, Most SINCERELY
ADDIE AND VITO IAIA

During my early youth, Lou was one of my best friends. He and I had a passion for fishing, and we went on some great trips together. Perhaps the best was on August 15, 1960. We had to earn $10 each to pay for the fare on Captain Carl Forsberg’s iconic fishing boat, the Viking Star, on Montauk Point. We earned the money by washing cars and cleaning gardens. We were rewarded with a great trip, on which we each caught cod over 20 pounds.
Lou lived right across the street from me in Glendale, Queens. He would stop over unannounced, sometimes to see me but more often to visit my bachelor uncles, who lived on the first floor of our two-family rowhouse. My uncle Emil taught Lou how to play the drums, and all three of my uncles played pinochle with him.. They called him, “Pinocle Lou”.
Lou was always a go-getter, even as a young boy. We had annual fundraisers in our Catholic elementary school…such as selling magazine subscriptions, and Lou was usually the biggest money raiser in his class. It was certainly a sign of things to come.
After high school Lou and I went our separate ways for many years. I am very happy that we reunited in the last ten years of his life.

Deepest condolences to Jeanette and your family. I had such wonderful times at Madison’s dancing to favorite band Risky Business. Thank you so much, Lou for providing a great place to eat, dance and drink. So many good memories. May you forever R.I.P.

A very sad but fond farewell to a loyal and generous man and good friend…Lou and Jeanette were great hosts and supporters of Risky Business and so MANY groups and acts for years..we followed Lou from Brennans to Madisons which became our home for over 15 years..actually became HOME for so many people who like Them loved music….many bew friendships were formed there..It became a special place…thanks to Lou and Jeanette…it is missed and sadly we will never see a place like that again…Thank you ..may you rest in peace..musical I am sure..with a nautical twist…
Thanks for the great times my friend..

Dorothy Lombardo

I’m sorry that I could not be there to share in the memories and stories of Lou.
My family and I send our deepest condolences. I have known Lou for over 30 years.
Such a loss
Susan Tilleli