Leonard A. Johnson

I would always see Leonard walking to the pool or walking their dog. He would give a friendly wave or stop by and chat if he had time. We have been neighbors of Leonard's for 25 years. We're so sad that he's no longer with us. I am so very sorry for Gloria and his family.

I'm so sorry to hear of Leonard's passing. Leonard was always at the center of the laughter and I have fond memories of growing up with him and your family. Whether volleyball, at the pool, or getting to join in their games of pitch, it was always fun with Leonard's goofiness in the mix. Sending you all my deepest condolences and prayers during this time.

Leonard,, your life was a blessing Your memory will remain in our hearts. We are grateful for the time we all had together all gone too soon I will look after my younger sister rest in peace Leonard,.

Leonard I will miss your larger than life presence at the pool. You always brought a smile to my face and I wil always remember you fondly. Thanks for letting us have you !

I first met Leonard a few years ago at a car show at the SAC museum and we "clicked" immediately. But then I can´t imagine anyone meeting Leonard (and Gloria) and not feeling the same way. His personality and sense of humor made him fun to be around. My wife, Mary, began developing medical problems during 2022. The kindness and concern shown by Leonard and Gloria was deeply appreciated and something I will always remember. Godspeed, Leonard. We will miss you.

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

SO SORRY TO HEAR THIS HE WAS A FUN GUY we had our differences but still had time work it out ,,, jut not this time ,,sad

I saw a butterfly at the pool today and I knew it was you. You were such a funny and one of a kind guy. I´ll never forget you Leonard

We are deeply saddened by your loss, but grateful for the time we had together. Our beloved friend, you may have left us far too soon, but your presence will endure forever in our hearts and soul. Dean and Peggy Corpman