LEO PERNISCH

I was so sorry to hear about Leo's passing. I have many good memories as a teenager and older, going up the back lane to the Pernisch house and always being welcome. We had lots of impromptu parties and fun, and Leo was always a great guy. Fond memories will help the family through these difficult times.

I remember growing up next door to the Pernisches in Edmonton, Lorraine was my age, and we became friends. Leo was her handsome, "with it", busy older brother, and in those years, I can add tolerant of us young girls, good sense of humor,warm, friendly. Lorraine and Janet,and the rest of your family, we send our deepest sympathy in the loss of your brother. Sincerely, Peggy Schellenberg (nee Berendt) and the whole Berendt clan

One of my first and best friends in our early years in North Star. Even though our contacts became less frequent as we moved on, I felt that Leo and I always remained close. Although I was not immediately made aware of Leo's passing, I knew something was amiss when the e-mails stopped.
Adios and rest in peace my friend!
My deepest condolences go out to Donna, Michelle,Janet, Lorraine, and the rest of the family.

So sorry to hear of Leo's passing.I first met Leo through a mutual friend,Ralph Otto and enjoyed skiing with the gang at Whitefish,getting beat at bridge by Leo and his partner, even though my late wife,Linda was a superb card player. Sold commercial real estate with Leo and enjoyed many great times.Leo was a good person and will be truly missed by all who had the pleasure of his company. Bob Hawgood

The many miles separating us prevented our families from being physically close. However, the family bond was strong, Leo and his loved ones were always held in high regard and with much love. I hope Georgina was nearby to meet him as he crossed I know she cared deeply for her brother and all of her family. Janet, Lorraine, Michelle and Donna sending you much love and care as you heal.