Dr. Alfred Leiser

Doc. Lieser was not only my doctor but also a personal friend. He and Marge were great people. I loved them dearly. He had a 67 Lincoln four door convertible. We too had an identical Lincoln except for color. We used to travel to Lincoln shows together. I feel very blessed to have know Doc. and his family.

Alfred was my great grandfathers brothers son. Somewhere along the way our family lost connection. My deepest condolences.

In memory of the best doctor I ever had..

Dear Marge,
We are deeply saddened to hear about your loss and you are in our thoughts. Al was a fantastic man and we are very privileged to have had the opportunity to know him. His advice and kindness made us the happiest parents of our twin boys. He will always be remembered and I am so glad we all got together a year and a half ago in Houston.
With our deepest sympathy,
Your Swedish friends
Millan, Hans,
Philip and Alexander

Dear Aunt Marge and Cousins Tom, Jim and Greg,
I was shocked and saddened to learn of Uncle Al's (Unc, we called him as kids) passing. He was close to my mother, his sister, Freda, and visited her often in Monroe. Both he and Marge were very caring and kind to her and helped her through a health scare. He was very supportive to me after she died in 2007. Marge, it was good to talk to you on the phone. Blessings to you all.

Dear Marge and Family, We were so sad to hear of Al's passing. What a wonderful man he was. Many memories of both you and Al in Monroe and in Houston. May God keep you all. You are in our prayers. Dick and Sue Kreuzer

Dear Marge, We were all deeply saddened to hear of Alfred's passing in December. He was a dear friend and neighbor to us all. In particular, he was a fabulous "grandfather" figure to Jay. We were honored to have known Alfred. We look forward to seeing you when we are next visiting Houston. All our Love Bunni, Rex and Jay Viehman, Saudi Arabia

Marge:
Richard and I are shocked and grieved to hear of Al's death. We were patients back when Kelsey Seybold was just starting and continued with him until we moved away. He is still the standard by which we measure a physician's medical skills. Sadly, no one has yet measured up to that high bar. More importantly, we treasure the good times we shared with you two exploring the natural beauty of Colorado's mountains. Please know that we send our love and support to you and your whole...

I once had the pleasure of an evening together with Dr Leiser, his lovely wife Marge, and their son Thomas. A very gifted, talented, and kind man. His legacy is well preserved.