Dr. A. Leonard Tuggy

Tim and I got to know Len through the Wheaton Community fitness center. As we worked out together, we learned of our shared faith. He loved the Lord and wanted to share his faith with everyone, but he had a special love for the Filipino people. He had a deep knowledge of the Bible and enjoyed teaching it. I also enjoyed talking with him about astronomy and was amazed at how many astronomical objects he had "logged". He was a kind, gentle, wise, godly man who will be missed by all of us who...

Len was a real friend to us, and we appreciated him so much. When my husband, Bruce had a heart attack while we were serving in Argentina , Len was a great help and encourager when we arrived back in the US. He was able to empathize with us because of what he had experienced himself. He served the Lord right up until end. We will miss him. Blessings on you his family.

Nancy MacPherson

Dear Lynette, I read about the passing of your dear Dad. What a wonderful life of service! I remember both your Mom and Dad, mostly from the times of visiting First Baptist, High Point. I think I remember your Mom being connected to Toddler's Campus. I want to express my sympathy on your loss.I believe you were a classmate of my son Scott who died recently. So, I share with you the loss and yet our faith in Jesus, gives us then assurance of Heaven. God Bless you and your family, Ruth Gibson

Dr. Tuggy was a blessed servant of the Lord who always had a smile on his face. It was a great joy to know both him and Jeanette as we fellowshipped together for many years at church in Wheaton. He was a very knowledgeable Bible teacher and a great encourager to all in following Christ. Only God knows the impact he's made on lives both in the U.S and in many countries. No doubt he was welcomed to his eternal home with "Well, done, good and faithful servant." (Matt. 25:21)

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.