Thomas Lesko

Tom Lesko was our Little League coach and a close friend of our family. His son, Tommy, grew up with my brother Bobby and I and played about every sport a kid could play on an open lot, near our homes, on a Saturday afternoon. A memory that has stayed with me til today (will be 80 in a couple of months) was going to a 'soda shop' named Benny's Palace' on Harry L Drive and having a ROOTBEER MIKL SHAKE (for $.20 cents) and our parents went across the street to Lou's Bar and Grill for some...

Mr. Lesko was my Little Coach coach and a close friend of our family. His son, Tommy, grew up with my brother Bobby and I and played about every sport a kid could play on an open lot, near our homes, on a Saturday afternoon. A memory that has stayed with me til today (will be 80 in a couple of months) was going to a 'soda shop' named Benny's Palace' on Harry L Drive and having a ROOTBEER MIKL SHAKE (for $.20 cents) and our parents went across the street to Lou's Bar and Grill for some...

Tom: Sorry to hear about your dad. I only knew him form Ideal where he was a room mate with my father in law, Vince Riley.

Diane,
I wanted to send my deepest sympathy on your Dad's passing. I still remember Michael and Marc calling him "BO Papa" when we were all kids. Please know that I'm thinking of you all.
Love,
David (Suzy's son)

Condolences and prayers for all of you. I am sorry for your loss. May your faith, good memories, and support of friends bring you a sense of peace.

Tom was one of the most colorful coaches I have ever played baseball for. God Bless.

Diane and Tom -- I remember your father
from the days of Harry L. Johnson. Sorry for your loss but keep the good memories alive. Mary E.(Hanchak) Dunay, Delray Beach, Fla.

Diane and Tom, My sincere and deepest condolences on the loss of your dad.