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Jane Murtishaw Lindsey
July 19, 2008
I always planned to get together with Leo sometime when I visited Austin. I waited too long. But Leo was a good online friend. He was always sharing; never taking credit. He did more for DNA and Little surname research in a few years than had been done in tens of years. The Little researchers and genealogists in general will greatly miss him.
David Cooper
June 25, 2008
I met Leo back in the seventies and was impressed with his keen intelligence and quick mind but far above these admirable qualitities was his character. A more honorable man I've never known. The world needs more Leo Little's, not less.
DARRYL AYERS
June 23, 2008
Leo and I will forever be blood- brothers, as we best pals as we grew up together on Oakmont. We had some great times together and great stories to tell. I am profoundly saddened by Leos' death. Good-bye old friend.
Love Darryl
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