Leslie LONNEBERG

Heartfelt sympathy to you and your family, Anne. You are in my thoughts and prayers. I remember what a wonderful friend you were to my mom and think of you each time we visit Scotchman's Hill.

To the family and friends, Although it is with sadness that we have to say goodbye to such a great man we also rejoice in the fact that Les knew his Savior and will be rejoicing with Jesus in heaven. Les invested in so many of our lives as young men growing up in Bethel's CSB program and there is no way to measure the eternal impact of that through us and our families. May you find comfort at this time in knowing that Les made a difference in this world for the time that he was here and that his legacy will live on in those he touched.
In Christ's love,
Keith Wright & family.

To Erwin and the Lonneberg family: Our sincerest condolences to all of you on the loss of your father, husband and grandfather.

Dear Erwin & Lillian
My sympathy to you both on your loss. I hope your fond memories of Leslie get you through this difficult time. Just know I'm thinking of you both.

Your friend,
Ellen Hazell

Dear Anne, I'm extremely sorry to hear of Les's passing. You and Les made such a wonderful couple and were both the most caring and gentle people. I know you will miss him greatly, but I know you will be comforted in the knowledge that he is now in gods loving arms and will be at peace for now and all eternity. You can count on gods love to care for you as you mourn your loss and continue on life's journey. My love, thoughts and prayers are with you. Take care. With love, Kelly Alder ( Calgary, AB - St. John Ambulance )

We are sorry to hear and Les really helped all CSB men and boys

With deepest sympathy to Anne, Erwin,Bruce, Evan and Families.
I loved all the stories your Dad told from the time he was in the Air force, to building what he thought was big buildings back in another era.
Meeting at MaDonalds on 17th Avenue for a coffee and donut was a special treat for all of us especailly if Uncle Laurie was in town.
Hugs,
Lucille

Dear Anne,My spirit was deeply touched in reading of God's call for Les to 'come Home". Memories of 75 years ago flooded my mind. The beginning of Boy's Bridge #660. Sunday School Class at Bethel, etc. What a great man who loved Jesus. May you experience the LORD'S arms around you in peace and love like never before. In Jesus, Don Harbridge

My condolences Anne and family. As a little boy growing up on William's Street on "Scotchman's Hill," I remember attending bible class in your home in the next block. Later Anne, our paths would cross many times at St. John Ambulance. Knowing you both has been a warm experience in my life and I am truly sorry for your loss.

Sincerely,
Al Norton