William Francis Leahy

Our condolences to all of Mr. William Leahy's family and friends. When our daughter attended Saint Joseph's Unv. she always had a story about his class. She loved him and his funny sense of humor. I could tell this guy was a great asset to the SJU family. As a retired Army NCO, I always insisted she remind Mr. Leahy there were Army fans in his presence. I know it was great for friendly rivalry. Sorry to say I never met him, but from what I have heard and read I know in my heart this country has lost another "Great American". My daughter, Valerie, is sadden and also would like to send her prayers and condolances to all. God Bless

Bill:

So sorry to hear of your dad's passing. I had the opportunity a few years back of meeting him and sitting next to him at a Hawks game. He was first class.

To the Leahys-
For all of those years we got to play football on your side lawn, we were all grateful. Whenever I met your dad whether at home, church or in the store, he always treated me with kindness and concern. He was one of the many classy gentlemen that led by his actions and taught us how to treat each other by how he treated us. My kindest regards to all.

Dear Mrs. Leahy & Family:
This is to express our sincere condolences to you and your family. Bill was a good friend and great boss whom I worked with for several years in the late '70's. I worked as his operation's manager and learned much from him. He was a caring and kind man....nothing was ever too difficult for him to help with.
You and your family are in our prayers.
Sincerely,
Patrick & Mary Maley

Our thoughts and prayers are with the Leahy family. Especially Barbara.
Fondly
Ed and Marilyn (Anspach) Trainer

To all the Leahys,
What a difficult summer this has been, my heart goes out to you. Bill leaves a great legacy in the strength and character you continue to uphold. Peace be with you.

Dear Leahy Family,
I have so many fond memories of your father and mother. Mr. Leahy was the true meaning of a husband and father. I will never forget all the wonderful and generous things he did for our family.

Our deepest sympathies to the entire Leahy family for the loss of such a fine man and citizen of this great country he loved. May he rest in peace.
Love, the Cianci Family

A gentlemn's Gentleman. Class all the way. Willing to share, help, and be a friend in anyway that he could. A wonderful example to all of what it takes to be a good Father and Friend.We will miss you but will carry your memory with us especially on the day of the Army-Navy game. Go Navy. Love. The Person Family