Leo W. Racette

Roger/ Rita and families my deepest sympathy to both of you was even more surprised to see mom had passed had many fond memories of both

to Roger and Rita my deepest sympathy to you both as well as your families was more surprised to see your mom had passed and I didn't see it they were both great people and had some good times with both once again sorry for your losses saw it the night dad was buried

Steve sand I are deeply sorry for your loss. Our prayers and thoughts are with you. May happy memories of your Dad's life journey sustain you.

Dear Rita and Artie
my prayers and thoughts are with you and family. love and hugs, Maureen "Mo" Pierzchala
Just one of your many friends at Countryside

Sending my deepest sympathy and prayers in the loss of your Dad. They are together again and smiling down on all of you.

To Rita, Artie and family
With sincere sympathy to all at this sad time. May your Dad and Mom rest together in peace.
Keith & Lynn Phillips

Sending love and prayers from both of us.Have so many wonderful memories of both of them.
Bob and Nancy Hanrahan
Hillsboro Beach, Florida

Just as with "Gigit", the memories are so very plentiful and flowing easily. But my very best memory of "Leo" is his absolutely quiet raid on Roger's car before Roger, Jean-Guy and I took off for Misquamicut. Getting it done; but understanding what it meant to be young men. Finally, like so many other WWII veterans, Mr. Racette married, raised a family and finally passed; with so very many young people, including me, never knowing all that he had done for his country. Mr. & Mrs. Racette: for...