Peter-Leasca-Obituary

Peter Leasca

Worcester, Massachusetts

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Peter G. Leasca, 91Worcester - Peter G. Leasca, 91, of Worcester died Wednesday, February 15th in St. Vincent Hospital after a brief illness. He leaves his wife of 63 years, Despina J. (Rougas) Leasca; two sons, George P. Leasca and his wife, Martha of West Brookfield and John P. Leasca of...

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Peter was the best! We have so many found memories he was always there with the video camera way back then taking those precious moments we are devastated that we did not know of his passing until today always a gentleman may his memory be eternal our condolences to everyone

So sorry that I didn't get the word of Peter's passing until today. He was the finest of men making him the best president to lead the Amphibious Veterans of Mass. I did not see him often enough but the meetings in Worcester at Festival time were the best. I know his service was aboard an LST, the big brother to my little LCT, (the ones that rode on top of the larger ship to the battle area and launched. We are all ageing rapidly and I am slightly behind this great guy by a few months but we...


Our sympathies on the passing of Mr. Leasca -- A true gentleman with a smile and conversation for all.
May his memory be eternal.

Clyde and Irene (Koumanelis)Logan

My deepest sympathies to the entire Leasca family. Peter was a great person, a gentleman and a true American patriot. I thank him for his service to our country. His contributions to the community were many, but he was always most humble about what he did. It was never about him, but rather about others. I consider myself most fortunate and lucky to have known him.

To the Leasca Family I send my sincerest sympathy . Sorry I can't be there to express my sympathy. Peter lived a long great life, May his memory be eternal.

I knew Peter from the annual Friendship dinner. He was a fine man and a true gentleman. I am sure he will be truely missed. So sorry for your loss, Jesse Ritz

To the entire Leasca Family: I extend my heartfelt sympathy to you as I remember your husband, dad, & brother,
Our families were so close together in the days of Putnam, CT. We lived in a small community and our houses were back to back. My brothers, Demitri & Triani Stilu (now decdeased) were all in school together, and probably joined the Armed Services around the same time in 1944. Pete accomplished so many worthy causes in his lifetime. You should all be so very proud of him. ...

Peter will stay in our memories as a steadfast steward of the Greatest Generation. His tireless advocacy for World War II Veterans as well as those who serve and sacrifice for our country shall ever be monumental. His friendship with my dad will forever be cherished. Our hearts are sad as we will miss his warm smile and authentic generosity. We will remain forever grateful for his example. Our prayers and thoughts you George and your entire family. His memory shall remain eternal. Bill,...

To the Leasca family, I have such fond memories of this most warm and genuine man! His legacy at Newswatch 3 where I was anchor will always shine brightly with me as our first stock reporter. I know his humble and kind personality traits will carry on in his children and grandchildren. What an incredible life and man!

Sincerely, Jerry and Susanne Gibbs