Leonard Arthur Jaffe

It´s hard to believe that Len has been gone for 3 years now. Even though time has gone by, my memory is still fresh with his memory.

Amazing that it's been a year since we lost Len. As friends for more than 50 years, It just seems like there's got to be another adventure with Len lurking out there in the future. Not many friends you can say you had adventures that included John Denver, Gordon Lightfoot and so many other wonderful and talented Folk artists. I miss our adventures, and I miss you, Len.

I am reminded again of Len´s passing. I remember asking Len questions about a Folk artist and he always seemed to either know the person in question or had several of their albums and would be quite versed in their particular music and story. He was a wealth of knowledge. Now I have Google to go to for answers. Len was better with the answers. Len, you are missed. Dusty

It´s hard to believe that it has been a year since Len´s passing. I think of him from time to time and am especially grateful for his friendship. His love of folk music was so vast and he knew so many people in the business. Len introduced me to Gordon Lightfoot a few times as well as Guy Clark, Eric Anderson and so many others over the years. He was a great storyteller. I still miss getting together and hearing his jokes and laughter. You are missed! Dusty

I first met Len in about 1970 when we played the same night at the Iguana Coffeehouse in DC. We were back in touch on Facebook in recent years and shared a lot of musical memories. When I heard about Gordon Lightfoot's death tonight, I went to check on Len, only to find that he had passed away in March. Rest in peace Len. I'll always remember our shared love of music and, of course, The Cellar Door.

I will miss Len...he was such a special guy and I always enjoyed visiting with him. Rest In Peace Len.

I offer my condolences to Len's family and many friends that knew him through his music and his personality. He was one of a kind, never to be forgotten. Here's to that virtual cup of coffee, Len - Laura

Unfortunately I met Len about four years ago when he came to my family's funeral for my mother. I never got to here him play or perform. We went to the same high school but he was five years older so he went to classes with my sister. Being a musician myself with a love for all types of music, I would like to hear tunes of his either original or covers. We'll miss you Len.