Leonard Christensen

Leonard, who was a grade ahead of me at LaVega, was an as good as it gets kind of person; he cared about others as much as he cared about himself; I know this. I am more than saddened at his passing yet I am certain Heaven has already welcomed him with wide open arms.

Dearest Debbie, so sorry for you loss... Leonard was always such gentleman and my favorite memory will always be he and Riley driving around town. He and Larry can now be watching all the Lady Bears games together. I am very thankful for his friendship and kindness.....

Leonard was always so thoughtful and kind to me being Suzanne´s "sister". I´ll always remember him with Riley by his side driving everywhere. Bless him and now he and Larry can watch Lady Bears together. Love, Shelly Brock and Bud

To All I am sorry for our loss. Leonard was so full of life and his constant smile just warmed the room. I always enjoyed seeing his boat pull up to us on Lake Waco and sharing time with him and Ms. Debbie. Never a stranger to anyone in the room at an event held around town and always the best greetings and compliments. Leonard was one in a million and will be missed by all that were fortunate enough to have known him.

Sending heartfelt condolences during your time of sorrow. Leonard was a schoolmate who embodied the entrepreneur spirit and who channeled his generosity for the betterment of others...... A very special person who will be remembered for his many contributions to others.

my sister and leonards aunt were good preschool days and i remember going to cameron park does anyone remember the slide and the log across the deep creek bed fond memories of leonard and family and LVHS frances christopherson fowler class of 1960 robert fowler class of 59 (deceased) riends

my sister and leonards aunt were friends and took us to cameron park preschool days Does anyone remember the playground slide and log across the deep creek bed? fond memories of all leonards family and LVHS Frances christopherson fowler class of 60 deceased husband Robert class of 59

Debbie, so sorry for your loss. You and your family are in my prayers. Sharon Tatum Butts

I remember the expression on his face the very first time I met him & it was always an ear to ear smile each & every time I saw him. Please accept my deepest sympathy on your loss. He will be tossing that smile around wherever he is.