Leonard J. Thresten

I was so sorry and sad to learn about Coach Thresten's passing. My sincere condolences to the Thresten family.

Although I am out of town, I extend my sincere condolensces to the entire Threston family. My relationship with Leonard goes back to the 50's when I palyed basketball with him at the Plymouth playground and worked at Golden Quality Ice Cream with his dad. After college I taught and coached with him at Lake Lehman from 1966-70. Our paths crossed many times and I always had a great time with him. In the 70's, I taught his sisted at Nanticoke. I have many fond memories of the Threston Family....

Due to the snow storm, I am unable to attend the services. I am very sorry to hear of your loss.

My condolences to the Thresten family. I am very sorry for your loss.
Coach Thresten was a special person to me.I will never forget the personal days he took from teaching to take me to visit colleges and meet with coaches.
Coach Thresten was more than a teacher and a great coach to me-he was a mentor and a father figure. For this, I'll be forever grateful.

To the Thresten Family:

Please accept my deepest condolences on your loss. Lenny was a wonderful friend to my father, and one of the kindest men I knew growing up. Whether it was at a sporting event or teaching history out in Mod II, he always had a smile or a joke to make the day brighter. He was one of my favorite teachers, and I know my siblings felt the same way.

May you take comfort in knowing how many lives he positively influenced. He, and all of you, are in my...

The Thresten Family,Please accept our sincere sympathy.
I graduated with the class of 1960 at St. Vincent's and was a member of the freshman and JV teams during the championship years '57,and '58.
Len was our JV coach in 1959,and I will always rember him as a great educator and coach.
I refereed basketball for many of the seasons Len was at Lehman and Crestwood and he always conducted himself as a gentleman and great sportsman.
He will be sorely missed.
Thoughts and prayers be...

Barb and family:
So sorry to hear of your loss. Len was a great guy who we will always remember. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.

Rena and I are sorry for your loss.

He was a great teacher and had a great deal of patience along with making sure everyone would succeed. He is one of many teachers that I remember who made on influence on students at Crestwood High School, Mountaintop, PA.