Leonard R. "Lenny" LaFleur

was a pen pal of Lenny. He would write about the Lake and what was happening on it. I would in turn tell him about the river i live on. He loved to share a recipe or two and loved his cards. He spoke kindly about his freinds Chirs and Ken. I will miss his letters and I could see the smile as we exchanged letters

Lenny was an incredible man. He loved to share stories of his military days and amazing life. We could talk for outs. He was very talented and so genuine. I´m so proud to say I had the opportunity to know him. What a blessing he was. - Jenny Rudloff

Uncle Lenny, that is what he was to everyone. He was full of life and was a big part of the Shoe Dogs.

R.I.P Lenny

Mr. LaFleur was a true gem!

I didn't know Leonard but the last name made my curious. My grandmother had the same last name pryer to her marriage and was from New York also. Just wondering if they were related.

What a wonderful person and great ambassador for Jacobson's. There will never be another.

I worked closely with Lenny at Jake's.

I have fond memories of Lenny from my family's time at Michigan Center Lake. He was a kind person with a sharp wit, who regaled us with his stories and songs.