Lenny Kelly

Cannot believe it will be 12 years on Friday. I hope you know how loved and missed you are. I hope you can watch over us and be with us and enjoy your nieces and soon-to-be nephew. You will always be with me. I love you. Aunt Kathy

Len, what does a mother say to her son when he asks where his friend has gone? What does she say when her son says he doesn't know if our family vacation will ever be the same? What does she do to try to give him the memories you gave him every year in the Catskills? The answer is always that nothing can be done to replace the friend who helped make those memories but that the memories we have will last a lifetime and someday we will be able to reminisce about those times and events and...

We may be 'distant cousins' genealogically speaking, but our families are so much more than that.
Lenny always had a special place in my heart. He was such a kind young man. I'll always rember after Evan asking him to do something with him, he looked at me and said, "I just can't say no to him". That place in my heart will remain empty till we meet again. I'll always remember him fondly and I will always love him.

Rich McCarthy

Lendawg, you were the best. I have so many memories of you in the Catskills, Mick the Treehogger, and campfires. I will always love you. I hope you realize how many people truly love and loved you. Especially Me.

There are no other words, Lenny ~
you are in my heart forever...
With love, Cousin Pam

Lenny ~ I remember how you loved listening to the wild stories I would tell you about "Big Foot" in the mountains. I will miss you... Love, Bob

Dear Lenny, We remember how much you enjoyed going into the woods, looking for firewood with Ricky when he was little ~ and, during the past several years, doing the same thing with Evan. We are so glad you enjoyed the mountains so much, not only when you were little but well into your manhood. What wonderful times we all had there in our beautiful Catskill Mts. Rest in peace in Heaven, Lenny ~ along with all of your loved ones who have gone before you. Love, Betty and Bub

I am so sorry for your loss. I will always have fond memories of Lenny. I will keep all of you in my thoughts and prayers.

Len, I've been trying to think of something to say for days. I'm no wordsmith, no poet, no great orator; and, to this point, words still escape me. I always looked forward to seeing you in the mountains every year. But I'll take solace this year in knowing that you'll be looking down on us all, still strumming 'round that campfire in the sky. You've left your mark on me during our time together and for that I'll be eternally grateful. As your spirit lives on, may you rest in peace...