When I think of Uncle Leonard, I always hear his laugh and can see his big smile. He got such a kick out of the fact that he taught Anne to hunt and then she took right over. Anne, you sure stuck by him and kept your promises to him. Thank you for staying by his side all through these very difficult years.
Our love and prayers are with you and the rest of his family.
Fran, Bonnie, Todd, John and their families.
Anne, Debbie, Reta and families,
So sorry for your loss. I will never forget your dad taking us to catch bull frogs and coming back to your place where he cooked them and tried to get me to eat them!!! To me that was gross!! He said they taste just like chicken!!! Lol! I sent many hours hanging out at your place and have many happy memories. May you hold all your memories close forever. Love you’s
Lynn & Bill Johnston
Anne, Debbie and Reta Lynn:
We were so sorry to hear of Uncle Leonard's passing. We have so many great memories of older times when we were little kids and of recent years when Auntie Anne and Uncle Leonard visiting mom and dad on College St.
Time slips by without us noticing at times and before you know it our loved ones slips away too and life as we know it will never be the same. Regardless of age, disease, fate, etc. we will never be the same.
But I truly believe that we gather on the other side and we will see each other again.
Take care and love always
James and Cindy
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