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Morton Miller Leicester
Age 70, of Saratoga, CA, passed away December 15, 2006. Mort is survived by his wife, Marianne Leicester, his sister Dr. Jean Leicester, of Winona, MN, his son John Leicester, and his step-daughter Bonnie Faber, both of San Jose, CA. Donations to the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Silicon Valley Office (408-988-7557), are welcomed.To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
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Jasmin Miller
March 12, 2007
It was a wonderful privilege to know this dear man. He was a great boss and a sharp dresser! I don't know how I could have survived without him there to help me along with patience. Even though the time knowing eachother was brief..I held him in deep respect and fondness. Thanks for the hi-fives when you'd ask for the deposit "Is it any good?"! I will miss you. GO NINERS!
sheryn saia
December 28, 2006
To the Leicester Family
Mort was a pleasure to work with and
always had a grim on his face.
Loved the way he dressed. It went
with his smile. A gentle soul who
will be greatly missed.
Elaine Pool
December 28, 2006
When I got the news of your passing, I held my breathe, swore it was a lie, Then reality hit, I can't begin to express the heartbreak I am feeling for this huge loss. We had a tentative lunch date for last week. I will always Love you Mort, I know you Loved me.... You are the BEST, Teacher Mentor Friend You will live in my heart forever, I am sure our paths will cross again...
Love, YOUR POOH BEAR.
Annette H
December 28, 2006
I will remember Mort with fond memories!The Annette and Mort Show. If you were lucky enough to be at the counter to catch Mort at his Best! He really enjoyed helping customer.We made "lolly-gag" a common phrase in the business office.Doing the daily questionaire and the jumble puzzle was always fun.His costumes of Halloween were so inventive! He sure new how to have fun! Mort was a great boss and a fun co-worker. Certainly he is in Rock-n-Roll Heaven now!! I am proud to say I enjoyed working with him at Carl Chevolet.
Diane Williams
December 28, 2006
The past fifteen years that I have known mort have been the most rewarding in my life. I rememeber the first day I interviewed with Mort and the friendship that built because he gave me the opportunity. I have learned so much and continued to learn from him. He is still hovering over me to this day. The memeories that were created are once in a lifetime. His favorite restaurants, his favorite music. I remember when he had to learn all the words to Life in the Fast lane by the Eagles, or when I use to catch him playing Jeopardy on his computer, the list just goes on. His memory will live forever in my heart. He inspired me to have the work ethic I have today. I am so glad I had the opportunity to work with him again over the last couple of months, I will cherish that time.
Jamie Bermudez
December 27, 2006
Mort, where do i start??? Over the past 6 1/2 years I have learned so much from you. You are a great mentor and friend. I will always remember how you would brighten everyones days by just walking though the office just singing random songs. I will miss our morning jumbles and football pools and especially your awesome halloween costumes. Not only were you are boss you were also our friend. You made it a priority to learn about us as an individual and our families as well. You have touched so many lives. Your laughter, smile and silly raiders jokes will be greatly missed. I thank you for all you have taught me, the ear you always leant me when I needed someone to talk to, and especially just for being you!! You will be greatly missed Mort, I love you!!
"Nobody gets into see the wizard, nobody!!"
Lisa Ehlers
December 26, 2006
To the Leicester family:
Mort was the most kind, patient, and caring boss I ever had. I thoroughly enjoyed working with him at Carl Chevrolet.
Tony Sarti
December 25, 2006
John
Sorry to hear about your loss. Hope you are doing well.
Tony Sarti
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