Leslie Tincknell

Michael and I remember running blueprints off at the office on Davenport " after hours" to make a little pin money back in the 1970's. The last time Michael and I were in Saginaw, circa 2004 we stopped into the Saginaw Country Club and ran into Les and friends having lunch and spent a few minutes catching up. Les always had a kind word and a smile to share. Our sincere condolences to the Family, you're in our thoughts and prayers. Michael & Georgene Wigen

Saginaw has lost a great steward with the loss of Les. His vision, creativity, ongoing civic involvement will be sorely missed. Les left a lasting legacy and John and I are honored to have known him. To Marion and his family, our hearts go out to you. May you find peace in memories of him.

Marion and family; I am so sorry to hear this news and want you to know I am thinking of all of you. I have known Les since about the late '50s when you came to Saginaw and we worked together at Wigen Architects. Les was always in my corner and taught me many things about Architecture that I was unaware of. My sister and I babysat your two oldest boys - they were such good and smart children. Love the Tincknell family! The accomplishments & rewards of Les to the field of Architecture are...

We have so treasured and enjoyed our friendship and mutual respect and assist over the years. Les, let alone you Marion, have made so many contributions to making Saginaw a better place. Along with many others, the Castle Museum will be forever grateful for his advise and assistance. Our sincere condolences of your loss.

I´m so very sorry to hear this news. Please know you are in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. Your mom and dad have always been such a pillar of Saginaw. I love seeing them at all of the community functions when I come back to Saginaw. He left a positive and lasting legacy. Sue Morley and Sara Morley LaCroix