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Larry Leppard Obituary
Epsom, NH - Larry L. Leppard, 81, of Epsom, passed away at his residence on Friday, June 27, 2025.
Larry was born on August 10, 1943, in Ft. Blanding, FL; son of the late Lawrence Leppard and June (Davis) Prunner. Larry was educated in the local schools and went on to Trade School earning his Master Plumber, Master Electrician and his Gas Pipe License with the State of NH, running his own business for many years, he was well known for being a hard worker, maybe even a workaholic.
When Larry was not working, he was a member of the Blazing Star Eurika Lodge #11 in Concord. He enjoyed gardening and cooking. He especially enjoyed giving tours at the Albacore Museum in Portsmouth, He served his country proudly in the US Navy until 1968 when he returned home to his family to begin his career.
Besides his parents, Larry was predeceased by his siblings, Roger and Dale Leppard.
He is survived by his sons, Scott Leppard and his wife Reneé Rheaume-Leppard of Loudon and Craige Leppard and his wife Robyn of Concord, grandchildren, Lauren, Cooper and Alyssa "Lulu" Leppard; siblings, Sandra Barcomb of Liverpool, NY and Randy Leppard of Syracuse, NY as well as several nephews and cousins.
Calling hours will be held on Monday, July 7, 2025, from 10:30am-12:30pm at the Roan Family Funeral Home, 167 Main Street, Pembroke. A graveside service with military honors will be held at 2pm at the New Hampshire State Veterans Cemetery in Boscawen. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in his memory to Albacore Park, 569 Submarine Way, Portsmouth, NH 03801. To share a memory or offer a condolence please visit www.roanfamilyfuneral.com
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Meenakshi and Deepak Pant
July 18, 2025
It´s hard to put into words the loss of Larry Leppard-a truly remarkable soul whose generosity, wisdom, and boundless curiosity touched so many lives.
Larry was a master of everything he touched. From electrical systems to plumbing, carpentry to masonry, he poured his heart into every project with infectious enthusiasm. He didn´t just fix things-he taught us how to fix them, passing on a treasure trove of handyman wisdom with patience and pride.
Beyond the tools and trades, Larry had a love for the earth itself. He´d show up with fresh kale, collard greens, or farm-fresh eggs, grown and gathered with care from his garden. He was always excited to talk about what he was working on-his latest projects, his time in the U.S. Navy submarines, and stories from his childhood on the farmlands of upstate New York.
He lived fully, shared freely, and made everyone around him feel wiser, warmer, and more capable. Rest in peace, Chief Larry. Your legacy grows every time one of us uses a trick you taught, plants a seed you inspired, or tells a story that starts, "Larry once showed me how..."
Rest in Pece Chief
With heartfelt sympathy,
Frank Desjardins
July 6, 2025
I worked with larry and my dad he was very knowledgeable. Always treated my like family.
Joanie Z
July 5, 2025
Oh Larry I´m sad to read of your passing. I will miss you coming into Home Depot with your wisecracks and stories. My condolences to your family, friends and all who adored you. RIP
Craig Wilcox
July 3, 2025
I've known Larry for many years. He was always there to give me guidance and answer any questions I might have had. He was one of the best bosses I've ever had. He will surely be missed by many people. My heart and condolences go out to his family. Sincerely Craig and Meg Wilcox
John Mcconnell
July 2, 2025
I absolutely agree with the previous post, he was so kind even to total strangers. Larry helped my parents out tremendously during a family emergency years ago. He was such a caring and talented person that words alone can´t describe him. He was certainly an angel on earth. RIP Larry!
Peter
July 2, 2025
Larry was such a kind-hearted man. He helped us out numerous times, wasn´t anything he could fix. Bless you our friend
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