Lenard Wayne Dreymala

Lenard Dreymala Obituary

LENARD WAYNE DREYMALA, born on 2 March 1936 in Telfner, Tx, peacefully passed away on March 13, 2008 in Houston, Tx. His greatest joy was his family, who surrounded him during that moment. Lenard Dreymala is survived by this loving wife Kathryn Dreymala; his twin brother, Kenneth Dreymala of Victoria Tx., James Dreymala and his wife Elaine of Pasadena Tx., sons; Kale W. Dreymala and his wife Bonnie of Humble, Tx, Scott Dreymala of Dallas, Tx, Tracy L. Dreymala and his wife Tish of Huffman, Tx,, Gary Neville of Huntsville, Tx, Bryan Cole of Baton Rouge, La.; daughter; Amanda Lau and her husband Matthew of Shore Acres, Tx., grandchildren; Cory, Kristin, Kari, Trey, Cierra, Dalaina, Caleb, Chloe, Zachary and expecting another; great-grandchildren; Avery, Ava-Marie, Kailee, Casen & Haley along with many nieces and nephews. Attending high school in Galena Park, Tx, Lenard was very active in the reunion committee. Being part of this committee provided him great satisfaction. His smile and "many faces" were the source of great pleasure and ideas which provided the spark of fellowship and friendship. Lenard's professional career took him to many places and provided him with many friends and business colleagues. He served for many years as co-founder of ADA Maintenance located in Pasadena, Tx., He was later employed by the General Electric Company from 1965-1999. He later served as the CEO of Viceroy, also located in Pasadena, Tx. Having retired in 2000, he enjoyed his time with his friends and family on "the farm" in Edna, Tx. His love of the outdoors and being next to nature was evidenced by his many hunting and fishing trips. He is loved by many and will be missed by all. Visitation will be Sunday, March 16, 2008 from 5pm to 8pm at Fairmont Funeral Home 6777 Fairmont Pkwy Pasadena, TX. A Celebration of Life will be Monday, March 17, 2008 at 11:00 AM at Memorial Baptist Church, 6901 Fairmont Pkwy Pasadena, TX 77505. Burial will follow at GrandView Cemetery. Special thanks to the doctors and great staff of Methodist Hospital in Houston TX for the great and unselfish professional services rendered during Lenard's recent confinement. In lieu of flowers, please make donations to the American Lung Association. Words of comfort may be shared with the family at www.fairmontfh.com.

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Published by Houston Chronicle on Mar. 16, 2008.

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for Lenard Dreymala

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Gail Cousins

February 3, 2025

Lenard was one of my best customers when I worked for K&M Tools! He was always very professional with a smile when I visited his office. I often go by that building that used to belong to ADA Maintenance and wonder how he was doing when it changed companies. Rest in peace Lenard, you surely have a special place in Heaven!

Alan Daigneault

April 15, 2023

I worked in ADA Maintenance in 1982-1984 as a young accountant for GE. Lenard was a great man and one of the best natured people I had ever met - and funny, oh man what laughs he could get with his humorous stories, jokes and quips. Several years after I had left, I went back to Pasedena for an interview in another part of GE, and he gave me a tour of ADA and its much upgraded facility. He was so kind. I remember him fondly, long after my time there and to this very day. And my feeling is same about those wonderful people I was fortunate to work with on Pasadena Blvd.

Jim Bowser

March 17, 2008

Just heard today. Missed the funeral and a chance to see everyone. My 1st "boss" You were my mentor Lenard and showed me the meaning of true work ethic. You showed so much trust in me and gave me so many chances when I was young (and dumb). Will never forget you asking me to go to the Astros playoff game 6 against the Mets in 86. I do not think I have ever hugged another boss (lol) but that game was so exciting and so emotional. Glad I ran into you last year. Thank you Lenard. I will miss you as you were like a Father to me. My sympathy to Kathryn, his family and my old work family. Love you all.

James Woosley

March 17, 2008

this was a big suprise
you will be misseed.

Lloyd Hough

March 16, 2008

You will be missed by so many. You were a insporation to so so many. You were known as a get it done man.

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