Leonard R. Schroeder

Boy do I miss you! I miss talking to you.

What fond memories we have of one of our favorite uncles, Uncle Len. I can remember his sweet and kind face when we went to see him at his retirement home in Las Cruces a few years back. He welcomed us, and he looked like he always did back in Chicago, always smiling and making us feel so welcome. Uncle Len told us he was trusting in Jesus Christ as His Lord and Savior to get him to heaven, and we were thrilled to hear of his profession of faith. We know that he is resting in heaven with...

Uncle Len helped my mom and dad out when he didn't have a job. We moved from Kentucky to Addison when I was about two. My mother never forgot his kindness. I have a great picture of my dad and Len making pies. They had a bet with my mom and Antoinette that they could really bake a pie. He was the last of that generation. We miss them all.

Our sympathies to the family. Dennis has many great memories as a young man and the time he spent with his uncle Len. Of course we enjoyed time spent with him at family reunions and other functions along with one time we were able to visit and spend some time with him in New Mexico. He was a very special person.

My deepest sympathy and support go out to my wife Sarah and her family.

I love and miss you Dad. I'm grateful for the years we had together . . .

Love,
Sarah

I miss you dad. You would be very proud of Donna, Maureen and I. We are going to celebrate your life along with people that love you on Wednesday. You were and will allways be my warior.
Love always,
Kimberly

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.