Leo F. Boland Jr.

CCHS - pushing Leo's car through the streets of Lansingburgh to the nearest gas station as we collected coins to get gas so we could get downtown, driving to Prospect Park and putting on his car's spotlight so he could catch the couples (oh, did we laugh!), having fun in the variety shows, singing our alma mater as we cruised all over the place.... wonderful, fun memories will never be forgotten. Mary and Betsy, you were blessed to have Leo as your husband and dad. I know you will share many...

Mary, thoughts and prayers from SUNY Oswego, I have fond memories of Leo and his friendship with my Mom and me.

Casey Comerford Walpole

Mary, I send my deepest symphany for you and your family.
Rosemary

Dear Mary I am sorry for your loss. Leo could be a pain but he was a good man and a friend when you needed one. Gordon Schipper

Many years ago, as young men, Leo and I attended LaSalle Institute in South Troy. Leo was full of life, as young men ought to be, and often made me laugh with his sense of humor and good will. He played the bass sax in the band, quite well as I remember and although he transferred to CCHS he was considered an allumni of LaSalle by many of his friends.

My condolences to his many friends and family.

Joe Doran
Hancock, NY

Dear Mary, Betsy and the Boland Family,
I was saddened to hear of Leo's Passing. Please accept my sincerest sympathies. I feel fortunate to have met Leo at the Sacandaga House and appreciated his zest for life. Keep those memories. Thinking of all you this morning.
Your friend always, Sharon Maidment

The Boland Family,

Our deepest sympathies and best wishes to all.

~Steve and Jacky Whitman

The Boland family,

We were saddened to learn of Leo's passing. Colleen and I enjoyed getting together with Leo and his family at the house. Leo was my first boss at DCJS, back in 1978, and I enjoyed my association with him. May he rest in peace.