Leo Bloomberg

I am saddened to have just learned of the passing of Leo and Laurie. I have many fond memories of time spent with them while I was living in Longmeadow. . Their spirits continue to live on in the artistic ability of the Bloomberg women - Bev, Eloise and Annie, as well as their love of literature.

I was happy and blessed to have known Leo and Laurie. They were patients at the ophthalmologist office I had worked in for years. I was at their home a couple of times and am privileged to have a few pieces of art that Laurie had given me. Both great people enjoying eternal life with the Lord now.

Dear Lynn and Family. I was sad to learn of Leo's death. Please know that your parents live on in the fond memories of many at B'nai Abraham in Butler, PA. Our Tu Bish'vat Seder Hagaddah was illustrated by Laurie. Several of us have her artwork (one couldn't visit without selecting a watercolor - she only signed them when they were selected!), and I have a few framed in my office. Leo usually went down to do his silversmithing workshop when I visited; yes, I have one of his rings! Your...

A life well lived, a story told by a loving and caring family! May his and their memories always be for a blessing for your entire family for all time Mark Jackowitz

Dear Bev, Tom and Family, we are so saddened and joyful at the same time in the passing of Leo. Sad for your loss and glad he and your mom are reunited. We shared many moments of fun and `tale swapping". I treasure the great records he gave me.

What a beautiful life story of Leo and Laurie written with love by the people who cared for them. We enjoyed listening to his stories.

A heartfelt thank you for your service to our country. Rest In Peace.