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for Robert Leo
Susan Wolcott
October 23, 2008
Jim, Karen, Jason and Kaelyn,
First let me tell you that our family was truly blessed to know your parents! What a beautiful service on Monday. A true testament to a life well lived for Christ!!! My girls always loved going to "Mrs. Leo's store" aka Walmart, and she always had a smile to share! My children have been ministered to by both of your parents through so many ministries at the church, AWANA and Sunday School just to name a few. Your dad was such an example of Christ-like living. He looked for opportunites to serve, where others would not necessarily notice, and was always quick to genuinely welcome people (whether they were old friends, or ones he had yet to meet!) On behalf of our family, we want to share our condolences with you, and to let you know that you continue to be in our prayers!
Beverly Bolam
October 22, 2008
Jim, Karen and Jason,
I was deeply shocked at your father's passing. He was a wonderful person. He did my hair for 25 years and I am proud and honored to be able to call him friend.
I will always carry many happy memories of those 25 years. My deepest condolences to the entire Leo family.
Beverly Bolam, Niagara Falls, NY
Debra Pierce
October 20, 2008
Karen, Jim and Jason,
We are so deeply sorry for the loss of your father and a truly great man. Bob and Carol always made us feel like a part of the family and Terry has always talked highly of both of them. Your parents are together again and watching over their three precious children. They love you all so much and will always be with you to guide you through your lives. May you find comfort in your beautiful memories, Debbie and Terry Pierce
Robert Bull, M.D.
October 18, 2008
Although I only knew Mr. Leo for a very brief time; I felt he was a very fine gentleman with a great family.
Please be assured of my thoughts and prayers at this difficult time. A warm embrace to each of his children
Robert Bull, MD
Wendy Stackow-Cirrito
October 17, 2008
We are good friends of Jimmy and would like to offer our thoughts and prayers to him and his family.Mr. Leo was a wonderful person and it truly is a loss for everyone.
salvatore(sam) pascuzzi
October 17, 2008
my thoughts and prayers are with the Leo family.
sam pascuzzi
bishop duffy class of 56
Tina Panepinto-Smeal
October 17, 2008
I was very sorry to hear about your father. Growing up your mom and dad were both very good to my sister and me.
Darla Wendt
October 17, 2008
Take comfort in knowing that now you have a special guardian angel to watch over you. I was so sad to hear about Bob, he was a wonderfull person And a great hairdresser he will be greatly missed God bless you all .Darla Wendt
Karen Dale
October 17, 2008
Hi everyone this is Karen I want to thank all of u for these entries they really mean alot to us.People have said,that the loss of a perant is one of life's most traumatic events.I know the devestating truth of that statement.We've been told that,in time,the hurt will fade,only to be replaced by positive memories that sooth your soul.Already I can feel that happening.Some of you might not know this but my dad was the most loving caring father a daughter could ever ask for.Not to mention the best papa to his #1 girl his grandaughter,my niece,Kaelyn.My dad always put our familys well being above his own.He loved and cared for my mom so much,and when she became ill he never left her side,and always made sure she was comfortable untill the very end.My dads character,to sum it up,he was the jack of all trades.Some of my memories go to how my dad loved to entertain,or have parties at the house.He absoutly loved ti cook.I rember how all my friends loved coming over to eat because our house always had the best food,,full bowls of hard candy,cookies,and if you wanted something spaciffic dad wouldnt hesitate to cook it!Times were tough as my dad spent the last year in an out of the hospital.But he was in such good shape over the summer,it felt good to see him as his old self.He was working around the house,finishing many little projects.We made it to the Leo family reunion,which i know he really enjoyed.He also came to a 4th of July party at my brother-in laws house on the water,where he spent most of the day fishing.He played horse shoes with Scott and we had some great BBQ.I'm so thankful we had a good summer! It has been a very difficult 2-1/2 years.I'm going to miss my parents so much,but I know in my heart they are in a better place.A place where there is no suffering,no tears,& just happiness.Someday I'll see them again,but untill then,they will remain in my heart and great memories.
Susan & Benjamin Haefner
October 17, 2008
Dear Jimmy, Karen, Jason, & Family -
I am sooo sorry for your loss. Bobby was such a nice person. I am in shock, as I am sure you are. Please know that you are in our prayers. Hang in there.
Adrienne Rivers
October 17, 2008
The warmth and kindness of your father will always be remembered.
Roberta Rivers
October 17, 2008
Some of my happiest moments were spent with the Leo's. My deepest condolences to his family and loving friends.
Roberta
robin wirth (from the casino)
October 16, 2008
Karen, I'm so sorry to hear about the loss of your father. Words cannot express my saddness for you and your family at this trying time. I will keep you all in my prayers.
God Bless You.
Rosemary Serianni
October 16, 2008
My deepest sympathy to the family of a long time friend and wonderful person.
Jim Rivers
October 16, 2008
Please accept my deepest sympathies.
Pat & Pierce family
October 16, 2008
My entire family has known Bob and Carol for many years. In fact I went to grade school with Carol. What a wonderful couple they were and we extend our deepest sympathy to the family. You were truly blessed to have such wonderful parents.
melissa clinton
October 16, 2008
karen, im so sorry for the loss of your father, all of our prayers are with u and scott.
Carolyn McMahon
October 16, 2008
In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will miss you. The McMahons
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