John Leonard Cone Sr.

With deepest sympathy for your loss. My grandmother Marie Pinkard of Madison, Fl. really thought alot of Rev. Cone.

I remember the old days at Tattnall with Tommy Lee and Leonard. The two of you were a wonderful example of how marriage should be. And Fred and I have often thought of and talked about our wedding when Tommy Lee sang. We loved you both and are so sorry about the loss of Leonard. We know you have many loving and fond and happy memories. You will be in our thoughts and prayers.

It was just three years ago that Reverend Cone joined our hands in marriage. On December 18, 1999 he helped fill our hearts with joy and we always think of him so fondly during this month. He counseled us with laughter and love for weeks before the ceremony, and when we think of him and Miss Tommy we always have a smile on our faces. Their love was the model on which we based our marriage. We often talk fondly of the time spent in thier living room and the things that they taught us there...

I am, at this moment, in Chicago with my daughter who is showing me how to navigate on this computer. We just viewed the obituaries in the Democrat and am very sorry to learn that Leonard had died. I was originally assigned to room with Leonard at the University of Florida in September of 1944, but he wanted to room with his hometown friend, Martin Agner, so we switched, and I moved next door with John Bailey. I enjoyed the resulting friendship with Leonard at U of F. I noticed that he...

We are so sorry to read about Leonard. I remember our days ar Norman fondly. Jim, please let me hear from you. Leonard will be missed greatly.
Jesse and Elizabeth Alligood

TO THE FAMILY OF JOHN LEONARD CONE SR. I GIVE YOU MY SYMPATHY OF THE LOST OF YOUR LOVE ONE AND I WILL KEEP YOU IN MY PRAYERS AND MAY GOD GIVVE YOU THE STRENGTH AND COURAGE TO MOVE ON UP UNTIL ITS YOUR TIME TO MEET YOUR FATHER.