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Glen Bernard
July 26, 2025
I served with Les in the Navy on board the USS Implicit. We shared a workplace on the bridge. I knew him as "Charlie." I remember him fondly. A nice, easygoing guy.
John Steinbrenner
June 9, 2019
I am saddened to read of Les's passing. I had the privilege of playing with him in the trumpet section of the New Horizons Band and the New Horizons Big ( Dance )Band He was an outstanding technical player and I learned so much from him. He was unique, especially for a trumpet player, because he didn't have the need to play solo or first parts. He loved harmony, and got his greatest kicks playing those parts. He was a meticulous counter and was a big help to me. Les was quiet and unassuming. You would never realize how good he was unless you played next or near to him. He made everybody around him a better player. God be with you Les. You are now playing your trumpet for the angels.
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