Dr. Charles N. Leach Jr.

Although we met only once or twice at the family home in Newfane, I admired Nelson from afar for most of my life. His parents first befriended my parents while living in Vienna in the early 1930s. After the war they would visit us in Burlington, and they always kept us informed of Nelson's progress. In the 1960s I enjoyed several reunions with his mother around Marlboro Festival concerts and she was immensely kind to me before my move to Stanford. Though our paths never crossed again,...

I am so sorry to hear. I grew up in Newfane, Vt and in my youth worked for Charlie´s parents. They too were special. A few years ago mutual friends invited my wife and I to have dinner with Charlie and Joan. It was delightful and it is good to know what he accomplished in life. His parents would have been proud

I owed my fathers life to Dr Leach and his wife. They saved his life in 1970. I emailed Dr. Leach a few years ago and he remember that day in September 13,1970. My father passed on September 6. 2021. My condolences to Dr Leach and his family.

Love to all of Charlie´s wonderful family.

Chuck We are sorry for the passing of your Dad.

Good bye Charlie Leach. Life is sprinkled with a multitude of events; life and death being the most significant. I have lost a great friend a few days ago, my numbness has changed to memories of warm feelings, and gratitude each bringing back great pithy conversations about art, literature,history... Charles Leach M.D. was a poly-dimensional man who could speak on the arts, history, and the sciences with authority yet, he was unassuming, open and inclusive with many intellectual passions;...