T. Doyle Leverett

I find it hard to believe that it has been three years. There is a part of me that says I’m glad he isn’t here at this moment to go through this awful pandemic, as I know it would’ve made him absolutely crazy! LOL. He is still missed. He is still loved. Lynne Jebens

Rest In Peace my friend..........Juan

T was my very first professional theatrical mentor and a life-long friend. He was loyal and loving and hilarious. I treasured him and will miss him more than words can express. I am so grateful for all he taught me and the love he showed me and my family. I love you, T!

From Kankakee to ISU, T was a large part of my college life, whether Madrigals, choir, musicals, or growing up together those 4 or so years. Loved him like a brother and always will. Huge talent, great humor, amazing intellect, and a loving heart. T is irreplaceable...and unforgettable. Will hold him close to my heart forever. My condolences to John and T's other family and friends.

love and prayers to your family,,He was a special person. He went for true talent and not by just who you know, He cast my daughter in Rent her dream part as Mimi..She will never forget him. He always made me smile. He will be truly missed.

I had the joy and privilege to review T's performances at the Music Box, as a performer and director, for the Sunday Independent and I've been grateful to have those articles to turn to in re-living those shows since learning of his passing. His was a joyous and singular talent and I know he will be remembered by so many people in so many ways. In those memories he will survive.

45 year!!!!!!!!
oh god, the CRAZY times we had!!!
I will Never forget them!!
they will remain LEGENDARY!!!

Gerry

I did so many shows with T. at the Hayloft Dinner Theater in Manassas.We became close friends and he was such a light in my life. He will be missed terribly.