LEONARD WAYNE ST. JEAN

To Len's family Very sorry for your loss. Len was a great husband and father. I got the pleasure to see Len during his career. And after football when he retired, Len called on our company as a sales man. Also, I would bump into Len at our local gym and we talked football!

I played football at Len's alma mater, Northern Michigan University, from 1969-1973 and I'm originally from Green Bay. Have been living in Miami since I graduated for the last 51 years. I remember our coaches telling us about Len. How he worked as a lumberjack and how tuff he was. How after working during the summer in the woods cutting trees he reported to football camp in the fall with a large piece of wood in his hand due to an accident that occured while deep in the woods. There was no...

My deepest condolences to Susan. Til I see you again Lenny and we go fishing. Rest in peace

I always relished hearing the stories Nancy would share with me about growing up with him (from childhood to his accomplishments in football and what a wonderful man he was to all for his entire life). Rest in peace Len. My condolences and comfort to all that he leaves behind. Luckily, he leaves behind a lifetime of beautiful memories for all! Myself included.

Susan My sincere condolences to you and your family. I did not hear about Len's passing in time to attend his service at Hurleys' yesterday. I met and spoke to Len at a parade in East Bridgewater many years ago, where he was the Grand Marshall. Again, my thoughts and prayers to you and your family.

My Dad and I were huge Pats fans and he took me to Phillips Academy in summer '67 to watch them practice. I met Len, shook his hand, and got his autograph that day. I was 13 and in Pats heaven. He towered over me! So sorry for your loss. Here is the autograph from that wonderful afternoon.