KENNETH JAMES LEO

I was going through our TBS Class News and saw the reminder of our "brothers" from Echo Company that have passed. Ken lived across the hallway from me during our time at TBS and was just such a great guy and a fellow Marine. Just wanted to say I remember and miss him.

I just wanted to say how very sorry I am that we lost such a good man earlier this year like Ken Leo.I do believe the world is a little bit better place to because of the life he lived and the example he set for us all to live up to.Ken Leo was a great supervisor to have at work but he was much more than that.I just enjoyed talking with Ken on almost any subject(the Marine Corps,college sports,you name it). He was simply a good and decent man whose moral compass in life was always pointed...

Sempre Fi Ken. The UTNROTC community will keep your family in our prayers. Especially those of us with roots in the RGV.

We were so sorry to hear of Ken's passing and offer our deepest condolences. Mike and I have fond memories of when we first met Ken in Hawaii and remember him being such a friendly cheerful person...and a proud Texan! I still to this day tell the story he shared about shipping in dirt from Texas so his son would be born on Texas soil.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Taimi and Mike Schweighardt

I just found out about this. I am so sorry for Ken's family's loss. I really enjoyed his company when he and I were at rehab together. He was always a bright light in those days. I will truly miss this wonderful man, who always told me not to give up. Goodbye my friend.
Craig Reynolds

Semper Fi Marine
See you when I get there and for the time being, protect heaven's gates because that's what
Marines Do.

Very Respectfully,
Sgt.Ruiz Joel M
United States Marine Corps

Jimmy and Lydia and all the extended Leo and Requenez Family, our mostfelt condolences and deepest sympathy in this time of sorrow.

My condolences to the Leo Family, you all are in my thoughts and prayers.