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Leonard M. Couch

North Bennington, Vermont

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NORTH BENNINGTON -- Leonard M. (Chipper) Couch, 55, of Scarey Lane, died unexpectedly Sunday, Nov. 7, 2004, at his home.He was born in Bennington on Jan. 10, 1949, the son of Leonard W. and Mildred (Sauer) Couch, and attended local schools.Chipper was a "jack-of-all-trades." He loved riding...

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I couldn't believe it when I saw about Chip. We were friends from way back in the 70's when we worked at Bennington College and had great adventures together. He was a great friend that would do anything to help you. Whenever I would see him from time to time as the years went by, he was just the same, always my friend, a great and caring guy, and full of life. I wonder if he is with Aunt Mildred and still driving her crazy? I will miss him greatly, knowing I will not see him again to catch...

My First Christmas in Heaven

I see the countless trees around the world below
with tiny lights, like Heaven's stars, reflecting on the snow.

The sight is so spectacular, please wipe away the tear
for I am spending Christmas with Jesus Christ this year.

I hear the many Christmas songs that people hold so dear
but the sounds of music can't compare to the Christmas choir up here.

I have no words to tell you, the joy...

It came as a shock to all of us, Chip leaving this earth like he did.
But we rest full knowing that he sits with other family members filling their hearts with laughter.
Chip never lacked for words or one liners. Going on motorcycle trips with him was a guarentee for a sore face from laughing the entire time. BUT... Chip would be so proud of the fact that we have become a much closer family just over the last week, just talking about the good times we all have had with him. I...

The is a Testimonial presented by Heather Couch-Stevens at the funeral

In Memory Of Chip Couch
As I think on life with Chip I think wow. Any person that has not had a man like him in their family is so very unfortunate! The very thought of him brings happiness! Forever full of youth and energy. Chip lived his life to the fullest, doing all that he loved. Long after my Dad and a lot of his buddies slowed down with life he continued riding and living his dream.
Its...

To the family of Chipper:

My husband and I were in Jean's Place a couple of weeks ago and a man sat next to us at the counter. He noticed my husbands hat with the "Harley Davidson" log embedded in the back. After talking a bit, I told him he looked familiar to me. Started to ask "if he knew", and come to find out, we did know each other, worked with each other back in the 70's at the Villager in North Bennington. We laughed remembering people, things and we talked more about...

Chip,
You were the guy to bring laughter and awesome stories..You have given me unforgetable memories of the races we went too, and the times having coffee and just laughing for hours with you.
Now you ride that bike as fasssssst..... as you want and you won't even need the helmet!!Give aunt Mildred a hug for me..You will be dearly missed and always loved..Thanks for the laughter and all the good times.
Chris Mabee

Chip, I'll miss those talks of trout fishing & those future rides we were to do. Riding side by side with you on Route 100 was always a blast with you and the boyzs.. GODSPEED MY FRIEND!

Chipper i ll miss you buddy you where a true freind