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JAMES LEASURE Obituary
James E. Leasure of Bellbrook passed away Dec. 16, 2020, at the age of 70, born in Pittsburgh, PA, joined the Air Force in 69 as a A1C-XRAY tech then worked/retired from Wright State of 32y he also work with the amazing company Sugarcreek bird farm he is proceeded in death by his parents Robert and Ruth, sister Marilyn, stepson Kevin Culter. He survived by daughter Crescentia (Derek Shinkle) grandchildren Acacia and Kevin Leasure brothers Bob, Kevin, Ross (Tom Worden) memorial will be held at the Moose in Beavercreek, 1134 Richfield Center from 6-8pm on Dec. 28, 2020.
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Tom Conway
January 1, 2021
Please accept my deepest condolences on the passing of Jim. Jim was a high school friend of mine and we used to meet with along with other friends at my house in the morning to share the walk to school, South Hills Catholic HS at that time. We all shared many stories and laughs about school and life from those days.
It’s been about 15 years since I last talked with Jim. He was a good guy and always easy to talk with. It’s sad to hear that he’s gone too soon.
RIP Jim.
Lynn Mishler
December 31, 2020
Dear Cresce and family,
I worked with Jim at Cox Institute. I enjoyed his kind easy spirit and our conversations. He liked to talk about his children, Cresce and Kevin and also birds. I learned a lot about cockatoos, Quaker parrots, ring necked conures and others. Jim liked other animals too and at one time had a Great Dane that I "babysat" when he made a trip to Pittsburg. We shared a love for animals and I always looked forward to hearing about his latest addition to his animal family. My condolences to the family.
Cyndy Jividen
December 27, 2020
Jim was a kind and pleasant soul. He helped me many times with my canaries. He will be missed by all who ever knew him. My condolences to his family.
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