LEONARD SIEGEL

Great memories from the very distant past of Lenny, Ron Reichman and I at The Talley Ho in Valley Forge.....so sad that he's gone.

Jud Feldman

I knew Lenny Siegel as Mike's dad. Mike and I met at a young age, both growing up on Derwen Road. We bonded over toy cars, bikes and Chef Boyardee roller coasters. My strongest and best memories of Lenny are through my 10 year old eyes. I will henceforth refer to him as Mr. Siegel since some habits last forever.

I always took a measure of pride in my own dad's profession, a veterinarian. But who could deny Mike his bragging rights – his dad owned a car dealership! And in the car...

we will mis the great times with our good friend len.

So sorry to hear of Len's passing. He was a wonderful person. Steve Herman

Mom & Dad loved Lenny very much. He was a true NICE man.
I believe they are up there having drinks on the boat having a great time. Our condolences to all whose lives were touched by such a good man.

Lenny was such a wonderful, kind and hilarious person. He was a dear friend of my uncles John & Tony Arena. My mom, Marge, would have him and her brothers for lunch many a time and we always had a good laugh or two. Lenny, you will be missed but not forgotten. God Bless, my friend.

Leonard: I will truly miss my tennis and traveling partner over the years

We will always miss "wonderful you" Len. Your great sense of humor, laugh and love of life were special. We still hear your radio commercials telling Jack Del Vecchio at Norristown Ford "Sell it for less Jack"! I am sure Jack will hear that all of his life too.
Love you Len, Rest In Peace.
BJ, Chris and Matt Bruck