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A great friend and neighbor who was always there to help watch my dogs or to talk baseball. He is missed greatly.
John Bennett
January 26, 2014
Photo courtesy of Eastgate Funeral Home - Garland
Lubbock, Texas
1935 - 2013
Leon B. Withers, Jr. Born January 12, 1935 in Lubbock, Texas. Passed away May 4, 2013 in Dallas, Texas after a brief illness. Preceded in death by his parents, Leon B. & Rene C Withers. Leon lived in Richardson for many years. He was raised in Dallas, and graduated from Woodrow Wilson High...
Read MoreA great friend and neighbor who was always there to help watch my dogs or to talk baseball. He is missed greatly.
John Bennett
January 26, 2014
My next door neighbor for 13 years in Richardson before I moved to Austin in 2011. What a great man. His wit and friendship is missed to this day.
John Bennett
January 26, 2014 | Austin, TX
LEON WAS ALWAYS READY TO RIDE AND WANTED TO GET WHERE WE WERE GOING, NO DILLY DALLYING, GREAT FRIEND AND GOOD CLUB MEMBER. WE WILL MISS YOU MY FRIEND, RIDE ON! HAROLD
HAROLD NORSEWORTHY
May 16, 2013 | WHITESBORO, TX
Leon was a friend for 60 years, from the Sunday afternoon teen get togethers at the Church of the Incarnation. He was an important part of my life. I shall miss him.
Pam Erringer Jorgenson
May 15, 2013 | Cumby, TX
Leon has blessed our lives in many ways. With his smile, thoughtful words, always enjoying hanging out and eating dinner with us, going out to dinner with his best friend and included us. Knew you were always there for us, as I hope you know we were always there for you. for being the special person that you were, we love and miss you.
Mary & Michael Joiner
May 10, 2013 | Dallas, TX
Leon was a wonderful humanitarian and gave freely of his time to those less fortunate. His winning smile and disposition will be remembered by all whose lives he touched.
Peggy Tyler
May 10, 2013 | Tool, TX
Leon with his Honda, and Chris out for a ride.
I will always remember Leon for his infectious smile. His need for straight line acceleration made for many quick trips to the Anna Truck Stop on his Gold Wing! Thanks for sharing your spark with us all, Leon. Happy trails, ole friend!
Jeff
May 09, 2013 | Richardson, TX
Leon was always a dear and kind friend; he will be sadly missed at Transfiguration.
Francine Hamza
May 09, 2013
Class of January, 1953, Woodrow Wilson High School in Dallas, Texas. We all remember Leon fondly. He was a good friend--always smart and had a subtle, dry wit that made him memorable. We will miss him.
Donna Willett Wills
May 09, 2013 | Rowlett, TX