RICHARD EUGENE LEEMAN

Dear Nancy, I'm sorry to learn of your loss.
It was my distinct pleasure to work with Dick for over 3 decades on various issues. He was always willing to use his intelligence and reason in an attempt to find a solution to a problem. His quick wit and sense of humor could always seem to put the correct light on any given dilemma.
It was very rewarding for me to know, and work, with him.

Dear Nancy: I was so sorry to hear about your loss. I hope we can talk soon.

Nancy I am so deeply sorry to hear of the loss of your husband.I just read about it tonight in an email from Braintree Choral. I know how devoted you both were to each other. I will pray for you as you go thru this very difficult time.

Dear Leeman Family,

I wanted to share a memory of your father that has been a part of our family lore for 50 years: I cried and cried about your father marrying your mother because I wanted to marry him! I remember being thrilled to attend this wedding and wear a fancy dress, despite my tears. I was 4 at the time. I am happy to hear that Dick and Nancy had a long marriage! My thoughts are with you all at this time.

Lisa Lee Ashe
(daughter of Norris and Sue (Arletta) Ashe)

Thank you for your service.

To the family, sorry for your loss. Mr. Leeman (as we called him back in the day) was a sweet heart. He always had a smile on his face and his attitude was welcoming. That's something I'll never forget.

It was a privilege to have known such a great individual. Lorraine and Denis