Leo Simard

After almost a year I and the many other growlers you played with still remise about you. We had some real great times on and off the course. Still thinking of you from time to time, especially how you controlled the slice(oops and I was corrected right away by Leo"it's not a slice it's a POWER FADE" ) Loved the guy and miss him

I had the pleasure to join the group on the Myrtle Beach trip in March 2019 and was able to spend time with Leo. We were cart mates on 2 of the days (no coincidence I assume) and I consider myself lucky to have shared that time with Leo. I learned so much. I am grateful for the time I had with Leo and got just a taste of his wisdom, humor and see his competitiveness in action. And yes, he did win the money both of those days.

Leo's legacy will live on for many years to come...

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Leo was definitely "one of a kind". A kind, gentle giant {and really good golfer} camouflaged by his gruff demeanor. He helped so many of us in the Fellowship and he excelled at taking our cash, not only in Myrtle Beach but in countless golf outings from Chicopee and Westover to the many courses where he "worked" in Central Mass. Leo, you will be sorely missed! My prayers and deepest sympathy to Ferne, Sherry and all of the Simard family.

Leo was a great power of example in my sobriety and I will be forever grateful for his friendship over the years. I miss him very much at meetings and on golf trips to Myrtle Beach and take comfort in the fact that he is in our picture library from all of our Bill S. Memorial Golf Tournaments. He will always be a part of my sobriety.

I am so grateful to have known Leo. He was a wonderful person and I will miss him. My love and prayers to the entire Simard family during this time of sorrow.

Leo,
You have been a great friend during my years in recovery, and have very fond memories. Golfing, attending meetings and just together having ice cream. Your sense of humor and out spoken way of getting me to see the right path. There are several golfers I recall while playing, you are added to my list. My prayers are with your family during these difficult days.
Your friend always,
Paul McGovern

Leo,i will miss that laugh of yours and the many rounds of golf at Myrtle Beach. The conversations at the fellowship and on the golf course.i will miss you Leo ,God Bless. My condolences to Fern,Jeff,Sherry,Zippy,and Alice