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Leslie B. Harper

Leslie Harper Obituary

HARPER, Leslie B. - 94, passed away March 24, 2012. He was born December 6, 1917 in Chelmsford, New Brunswick, Canada to the late William and Lillian Harper. He was a career officer for the RCAF and subsequently a H.R. manager for the Ontario Ministry of Health. Leslie is survived by sons Barry W. (Christine) and Jeff W. (Brenda) Harper; grandsons Andrew K. and Brett A. Harper; great-grandson Colton A. Harper and sister Evelyn Astles of Trenton, Ontario. He was preceded in death by his first wife of 41 years Shirley V. Harper, daughter Cheryl Lynne Harper and second wife Alice Harper. Services have been entrusted to Shirley Brothers Fishers-Castleton Chapel.

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Published by Toronto Star on Mar. 27, 2012.

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David & Bobbie Harper

March 31, 2012

Please accept our deepest sympathies

Mark Searle

March 29, 2012

Rest in Peace Mr. Harper! You were a terrific man and will be missed. I hadn't seen you for a very long time since you moved to the U.S. but I heard from your sons that you continued to face life with gusto and determination approaching life's hurdles as minor bumps in the road. My recollection is that this was how you approached your whole life. When I was growing up in Orchard Heights, Mississauga, you were always a tireless community volunteer and will always be remembered for the annual Victoria Day Fireworks you ran for many years. Sincere condolences to Jeff, Barry, Andrew, Brett and families.

Evelyn Astles

March 27, 2012

Will miss you Leslie.
Love
Evelyn

Brenda Jensen

March 27, 2012

Our condolences to Barry, Jeff & families. Uncle Leslie was a wonderful man.
Brenda & John Jensen

Jeff & Brenda Harper

March 27, 2012

We miss you...

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