LeRoy Wilburn Tuttle, Sr.

Cousin LeRoy we didn't grow up or live close to one another but we shared that relationship of blood and family nonetheless. I think the last time we met was in 1995 when you and Shery graciously shared your home with us while we took care of the needs of my Step Father.

One memory I will always have is a motor trip from Watseka to Mesa in 1955. I was 16 and My Mother And Step-Father were in the front seat and I was seated between you at age 9 and your sister age 10 as a referee...

My condolences to my dear friends, children and grandchildren of LeRoy Tuttle. Col. Tuttle lived a life full of honor, courage and strength. His life stories were magnificent and unlike any I've ever heard. LeRoy proclaimed himself to be "the luckiest man alive" and I'm happy that God chose us to cross paths in this life. I faithfully rejoice in knowing I will one day see LeRoy again, at the side of our King. It was truly a blessing to know Col. Tuttle and to be considered part of his family....

Thank you for the honor of caring for your dad. I was amazed at the life he lived! God bless and hold your family

I have watched you grow, I have watched you serve our country with great honor, I have watched you love your wife, children, grand children , and great grandchild, I have watched your loss of loved ones. Now it's time for you to be at peace and know you are loved and missed by your family and friends!!!!. Love you so very much. You were the last of our family to leave me....

Rest In Peace Uncle Leroy. I will cherish all your great and always amusing story telling. What a glorious reunion you are having with the family I know you have missed for so long. Love and peace to all my cousins during this difficult time.