1947
2025
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5 Entries
Ralph and Darlene Shook
March 13, 2025
I am sorry as I am just learning of Leland's passing. Please know that we have fond memories of him in the family business. He has left a living legacy!
Roger W Schultz
March 10, 2025
I knew him through my Grandma's third husband Earl Brown. And as Linn Predmore's helper.
Leland was always good to use.
Kelly Downing
March 9, 2025
My son Preston Pearson and I remember Leland fondly. Preston has fond memories of Leland and Shawn being at many of the sporting events that Preston and Bryson were involved in. 'Smitty' was a MUCH loved guy in our community. My heart goes out to Shawn and Bryson and all who are grieving this incredible loss of a really great guy. I have no doubts that Preston's late dad Gary Pearson and Leland are catching up. What a LEGACY he left in the kids and grandkids! so thankful!
Kathie R
March 5, 2025
Smitty memories go all the way back to watching him play basketball in city leaque and tournaments (Helmville and Lincoln) with Paul Roos, Marty Moaut, and others. My sisters attending school with Shawn and Robyn, then buying stoves and masonary at Smitty's Fireplace through Bill Willis, and finally getting to know his wonderful grandchildren. My thoughts and prayers go to all those who loved and laughed with Smitty...you will be missed.
Stan Putnam
March 2, 2025
I come to know Smitty in the late 1970s early 1980s when I bought my first stove from him. He was a great man always ready to help. Not only did he develop a great business which I have used since. I've bought several pellet stove and 1 or 2 fireplace inserts. Also lots of blocks which dressed up the yard around the house. Smitty will be missed by many people, but I'm confident Shawn and others will continue to serve our community well after the time that I go catch up to with Smitty. God Bless You my Friend.
Stan
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