Leonard MOHR

For Karen and her family,
Thinking of you and sending my deepest sympathy.
Sincerely,
Kerry Parker

I have never met Mr. Mohr. Having read the Edmonton Journal May 21, 2016 Life and Times article having brought his existence to my attention. Then reading the string above. Wow! Well done Sir.

May the Lord's angels bring Len to a safe and blessed haven, where he will be forever in our hearts

I first met Len when I was 3 years old. My mom and dad Albert and Birdeen Schultz would visit back and forth with Len and his wife. I will never forget the time that we went for a visit and my dad and I went out to the garage where Len had just bought a brand new table saw and was proudly showing it to us. As I was getting closer and closer to it I can still remember him saying..... it's pretty sharp and it could cut my fingers off just like that! It scared me. To this day every time I see a tablesaw I remember his warning. I can report that all these years later I still have all my fingers!! I reconnected with Len a few years back and enjoyed his company almost everyday during our coffee time at Tim Hortons early in the morning. We will miss him. Cliff Schultz

Linda,
My sincerest condolences to you and your family during this difficult time. May you find peace and comfort in each other.

Leonard was an amazing man who danced to a different drummer yet seemed to be in tune with all - I loved his laugh and his caring personality. We spend many happy hours with Leonard in Spruce Grove and in EM-TY town. Although we are unable to make his celebration of life please know that he is in our thoughts and we will remember him always - I think maybe in his buffalo coat riding in the parade would be a the vision I see of him.

Gloria, Al and Family,
So sorry for your loss. May the Angels of Comfort surround you all.
Ron, Gloria, Rhonda & Jason