Leslie A. Grandis

To my Uncle Dave, Aunt Caroline, Cousins: Eddie, Arnold, Alyce, Trisha, Susie and Don, and to Suzanne and your children I send my heartfelt thoughts for the loss of our Leslie. It's been years since we were together, but you all have always been in my heart and mind. I was so very saddened to hear of this loss. Rest well now Leslie.

Suzanne, Laura and I will be in Va. Beach on May 9 and 16th. Paul Schlesinger just sent me an email regarding Les. We so enjoyed seeing you two at the reunion and I really enjoyed having Les as a fraternity brother for 4 years at W & L.
If you are available, we would like to share a cup of coffee. If not, please know that you and your family are in our thoughts.

Harry

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Sincere condolences from your neighbor at Virginia Beach - Lew and Mary Sykes

To my friend Alyce: I am so sorry for your loss and wish the moments of sadness will be few and that the moments of remembrance will be filled with your memories of love and respect for your beloved brother. My thoughts are with you and your family.

Dear Grandis Family - I worked with Les for 16 years and was impressed by the unwavering love and devotion he had for his family. He never missed an opportunity to chat about the "goings on" in his family. I will always hold great admiration for Les in my heart and I send you my most sincere condolences.

I worked with Les for 24 years and can't say enough good things about him. He loved his wife and children as much as anyone I ever met and never missed an opportunity to say so.

Mrs. Grandis and family my thoughts and prayers are with you during this most difficult time. I was saddened and shocked to hear of Mr. Grandis home going. I pray that God will strengthen you and will once again restore the joy to you as you reflect upon the good times you shared and not the sad times of dealing with his illness. I worked for 21 years at McGuireWoods and Mr. Grandis is one of the first persons that stood out for me when I started. He was indeed a brillant, dedicated and very much respected man. He loved his family and he loved the law. God Bless!

Deacon Audrey Flowers

It has been a pleasure knowing Les for all these years. He always had a kind word and a smile on his face whenever I saw him. My prayers are with his family.

MR G.IT WAS A HONOR AND A PRIVILEGE TO HAVE SPENT THE PAST 2 WEEKS TAKING CARE OF YOU .NOW REST IN PEACE.
SANDRA FRANCIS
CAREGIVER.

Mr. Grandis was a brave and elegant man who faced a brutal disease with grace and good humor.
My heart goes out his family.

Having worked for Les Grandis for many years, I found him to be a brilliant, dedicated and honorable man. He will be sorely missed by all who knew him.

Les was a great lawyer and, for me personally, a wonderful mentor in so many ways and a good friend. Anita and I will miss Les greatly. Rest easy, Les.

Morgan Massey notified those formerly associated with Asian American Coal of Les's death. All express admiration of his superb legal representation and his spirit of fun and adventure.

To my childhood friend Arnold and all the family, my thoughts are with you during this very difficult time. Leslie will be forever young in my heart and memory. Wishing you all peace,