Lou D. BIANCHI 

Passed away at home on April 19, 2005 after a brief illness. Lou was born December 
23, 1918 in Boston, MA. He attended Boston Latin School and Harvard University. 
After finishing his education he turned to entertainment. Lou entertained up and down 
the West Coast but primarily was based out of the former Tradewinds Palm Room in 
Belltown where he played piano and sang for over 25 years. Lou came to Seattle in 
1960 . He wrote the famous World's Fair song "The Summer of 62". Lou is survived by 
his wife Carol, children Susan Price, Karen Finch, Linda Carpine, John Carpine, Joanie 
Klein & Collee Smith. Grandchildren, John Webley, Ian England, Amanda Monaco, 
Laurie Sutherland, Jeff Sutherland, Cheryl Ernest & Kristy McKay. Services to be held 
Saturday April 23, 2005 at 11:30 in the morning at Our Lady of Fatima Parish in 
Magnolia. 3218 West Barrett St. Seattle, WA 98199. Family requests remembrances be 
made to Our Lady of Fatima Parish or Puget Sound Blood Program-Blood/Platelet 
Research. Lou was a lifetime member of The International Musicians Association.

Published in print on 4/21/2005. 
Seattle Times