Louis Orlando Perillo

May 20, 1998 - March 8, 2024

On Friday, March 8, 2024, Louis Orlando Perillo , of Sugar Grove, IL passed away at the age of 25.  Louis was born in Ekaterinburg Russia on May 20, 1998. He was adopted by his parents, John and Cathy Perillo and arrived in the United States on May 6, 1999. Louis grew up in Geneva, St. Charles, and Sugar Grove, IL. He graduated from Kaneland High School in 2016.   Louis loved music, especially jazz. As a child, he learned to play the trumpet and performed in many bands throughout his school-aged years. Additionally, he taught himself to play any instrument he could get his hands on. His favorite was the guitar.   Louis was moved by the words of Jesus Christ as well as the spiritual teacher Dam Rass. He had a passion for lifting others up, especially with his music. He aspired to one day write original music and perform for the sick and the elderly in rehabilitation centers and retirement homes to help lift the spirits of the sick.   Louis was preceded in death by his Uncle Thomas Perillo, Grandfather Orlando Infusino, and Grandmother Josephine Perillo. He is survived by his father John Perillo, mother Cathy Perillo, sister Jessica Lustig, brother-in-law Justin Lustig, and nephew Jackson Lustig.   He is also survived by his Grandfather Louis Perillo; Aunt Diane Perillo, cousins Anthony, Michael, and John Perillo; Uncle Michael Perillo, Aunt Christine Perillo, cousins Celeste Fatigato, Christopher Perillo, and Patrick Perillo; Uncle Louis (Skip) Perillo, Aunt Eve Perillo, and cousins Diana and Jennifer Perillo. He is also survived by his Grandmother Rosina Infusino; Uncle Joseph Infusino, cousins Jacob, Jordan, and Jonathan Infusino; Uncle Robert Infusino, cousins Maria Scianna, Dina Costello, and Robert J. Infusino. Louis will be dearly missed by countless other family members and friends.   A private funeral service was held for Louis at St. John Neumann in St. Charles, IL. Louis was laid to rest at Queen of Heaven Cemetery in Hillside, IL:Niche 79, Tier 3, in Building EN-20 at Christ the King. Donations in Louis’ memory may be made to the Rosecrance Foundation’s Kinley Charity Care Fund. This program supports young people struggling with mental health and substance abuse problems who are unable to pay for treatment. Call 815-397-5608 or mail to The Rosecrance Foundation (Kinley Charity Care Fund), 1021 North Mulford Road, Rockford, IL 61107.Guest BookShareEmailPrint