Remembering Luke: A Legacy of Faith, Laughter, and Generosity

Luke Condit (October 12, 1978 ~ January 31, 2024)

Last year, we lost not just a teammate but a true friend, mentor, and irreplaceable part of our company’s heartbeat. Luke Condit was more than just a colleague—he was a source of joy, an encourager, and an example of unwavering faith. 

It’s impossible to capture his full impact in a single post, but today, we want to honor him the best way we know: by remembering the laughter he brought us, the faith he lived by, and the generosity he inspired. 

A Smile That Never Faded 

If you knew Luke, you knew his smile. Luke had a way of turning even the toughest conversations into moments of connection. With his signature grin and well-timed humor, he made clients feel valued, heard, and excited to work with us. 

Luke had an incredible ability to connect with people. While many of us carefully crafted emails or planned out client calls, he had a way of making interactions feel effortless—his warmth, humor, and sincerity built trust instantly. Clients didn’t just respect him; they felt like they knew him. 

A tribute to Luke's 5 years with eCatholic, created for display at his funeral.

He had a gift for making work feel like more than just work—because, for him, it was always about the people. 

The Legacy of His Faith 

Catholicism wasn’t just a belief for Luke—it was his foundation. Even during his illness, he never wavered. He didn’t just talk about faith; he lived it. He was the first to offer encouragement, remind us that setbacks were temporary, and point us back to the bigger picture when the daily grind clouded our perspective. 


His example of holiness continues to inspire us all. He was deeply present in every moment, embracing both joy and suffering with an open heart. His pilgrimages—especially his journey to Lourdes—became not just personal moments of seeking peace and healing but shared experiences that invited us into his process of surrendering to God’s will. Even in his final days, his witness reminded us what it truly means to trust in God. 

A Leader Who Put "Catholic" in eCatholic

As the head of our Sales team for five years and a key member of the eCatholic leadership team, Luke didn’t just contribute to the company—he changed its course. In just five years, Luke left an imprint that will endure far beyond his time here. His leadership helped refine our mission, his faith and example deepened our company culture, and his enthusiasm reached teammates and clients worldwide. 

Luke wasn’t afraid to show deep emotion—whether that was a joyful laugh or heartfelt tears. When we celebrated his fifth anniversary as a team at eCatholic, he smiled and laughed, allowing us to see his vulnerability. That’s who he was: authentic, open, and full of love for the people around him. 

Honoring Him Through Giving 

Luke's generosity touched countless lives, and we wanted to find a way to carry that forward. In his honor, we've created a free website theme that reflects his spirit–his creativity, heart for service, and love of the outdoors. Inspired by Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati, a soon-to-be saint who shared Luke's passion for adventure and deep faith, the Condit theme is our way of giving back to the Church Luke loved so much. 

For those who knew Luke, we hope this theme serves as a reminder of his joy and the mission he championed. And for those who never had the chance to meet him, we hope it becomes a small piece of his lasting impact–helping parishes, schools, and ministries share the Gospel of Jesus Christ with the world. 

If you'd like to honor Luke, you can use the Condit theme on your eCatholic website–our gift to you in his memory. And for those who upgrade to the Condit theme with our Homepage Makeover services, eCatholic will donate 10% of our fees to Luke's family through June 2025. It's our way of continuing his legacy of generosity and service.

A Lasting Impact

One year later, his absence is still felt—but so is his presence. He is present in the way we treat each other, in the way we approach our work, and in the way we remember to laugh even when things are hard. Luke left us a roadmap not just for success but for living well: Love deeply. Give freely. Smile often.

"God's Got This" commissioned painting by SK Whitworth, depicting Luke Condit

with Bl. Pier Giorgio Frassati before mountains.

On the day Luke passed, his home was surrounded by friends, family, and members of his faith community, all praying the rosary together. That image stays with us—a reflection of the love and faith he cultivated throughout his life.

Thank you, Luke, for everything. We miss you, but your light still shines.