Leo Diewald

A sweet visit! Remembering them as joyful and kind people!

We had the pleasure of meeting Leo and Jan at St. Matthew Church in Waxhaw, NC after they relocated from Bradenton, Florida. Leo insisted on using his walker to receive communion for as long as he was able showing his independence. It was obvious to see what a man of faith he was. He will be missed by our faith community. Our sincere condolences to Jan and his family. Art and Tricia - St. Matthew Volunteers

Leo was a man that enjoyed life to the fullest. He always took time to help others in many ways. I always enjoyed our phone calls and His friendship. I knew Leo for over 30 years working at General Motors. Leo was a great friend and supervisor. Leo helped my daughter get started in her glass hobby and supplied her with a lot of glass and advice which was so helpful. R. I. P. my friend You always be remembered. Jim Rose

My father worked with Leo for many years. My condolences

Mike and Marnie Cloney

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

We were next door neighbors to Leo and Shirley for years. My folks,Ted and Adele would sit for hours with them chatting about the old days, the Navy which my father also serve during WWII having a few beers and lots of laughter. I babysat their boys and knew the extended family. Leo taught my niece Nicole how to swim along with many other kids. When my father was passing Leo made it a point to put on a Navy hat and saluted my father as he enter our home. Many good memories shared over the...

I'm sorry for your loss! I will keep you all in my prayers.