Leonard Hess

I first met Lenny when he was 18 years old, and have remained friends with him since then. We shared many happy moments and also sad ones. I am sorry for the loss. I will miss my friend.

Lenny has been a unique and beloved friend of mine for what seems like a lifetime. For more than two decades we (along with equally dear friends like Mary Kay Jackson, Josie Cappel, Ann and John and more) had a cherished tradition of meeting at Nancy’s Diner on High Street for Saturday morning breakfasts to debrief our week, share our ups and downs and share plates full of hash browns, eggs, bacon and toast! Being in Mexico in the time of COVID, I’ve had no recent contact with Lennie and...

He was a great friend for many years. I had the pleasure of selling him the house on Westwood when he first came to Columbus with Borden. He was a tough customer but we became good friends. RIP Lenny.

Certainly a uni Q individual. I didn't know Lenny well or frequent his company often, but knew him through Ginger & Al and my deceased wife Shelby (she worked at Borden also). My condolences to Lenny's friends and family. I'm sorry I didn't have an opportunity to get to know him better.

My heart is broken as I remember my "honorary" brother. Nobody had a bigger heart and nobody cared more about the people in his life than Lenny. The world will truly miss his smile and his presence in their lives.


RIP brother.