Leonard Perkins

Thank you coach for letting bat left handed, You were one in a million, You even taught me how to Square Dance.

Sending our deepest condolences to you and your family on the loss of your husband and father. Len was a great friend to us when we were new to New Baltimore, and a great coach to our boys when they were at ABHS. He will be missed by many. Thanks for the memories, Len and may you rest in peace.

I had the pleasure of spending time and coaching with Len at Anchor Bay. It wasn't for long, but he taught me so much and I have a lot of admiration and respect for him! He believed in his players and he had high expectations for them. He could be tough at times, but he deeply cared for his players and the program that he and his staff built. On a lighter note, I'll always remember the time when the girls got Len to participate in their Harlem Shake dance video lol - it must've been around 2012. My thoughts are with Denise, his family, and the many many people he postively impacted throughout his life.

You were an inspiration too many on and off the field. AL Seitz (scooter) as he would call me class of 68.

Best badminton player ever!!