Gwendolyn Leckron

My dear cousin and good friend. I miss you every day, sweet Gwen

I'm so sorry to hear of this. She was a really neat lady and im glad I got to know her over the years as she carpooled with my mom. I hope they're both catching up and enjoying music now wherever they both are now.

Pam and family, my condolences.

Pam and Bruce: Don and I are sending our condolences to you and your family as you celebrate Gwen's life. I met her a few times at the cabin at Lone Star and she was really a neat lady who I didn't know real well, but as I read her obituary, I can see that she lived a wonderful life and I know she always had you to depend on. Life keeps throwing us curve balls, but we can keep dodging them as they come. Seems like forever since we've seen you - you know where we live, for a while anyway....

I´m so sorry to hear this! She was my music teacher at Appanoose when I was a kid! I remember her passion and love for art and music!

I am so sorry to hear of the death of Gwen. She was Gwen Altic when I knew her as our choir director at Trinity Lutheran Church. My brother, Steve Pendleton, and I (the former Helen Pendleton) sang in the church choir for years. I learned a lot from her, and called her a few years ago to reconnect and to thank her. Gwen and her family lived a few houses north of us on Connecticut Street, and I remember the tragic death of her father, Ralph Altic, who died when a train hit his car that was...

So sorry to hear of Gwen's passing. I remember when the Altic family lived on Connecticut street and her father Ralph owned the Altic Champion Gas station in North Lawrence. Gwen's sister Nancy was a classmate of mine.