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Donald Beaudoin
April 8, 2010
I knew Leo as a member of the Knights of Columbus. Leo will be truly missed. My prayers are with him.
Don Beaudoin
shannon pack
April 5, 2010
I was friends with Leo in high school, too. He was indeed a good man, and we had alot of fun. I will always remember Leo in my heart; he was a truly wonderful guy. He shined.
Deddie Grissom
April 3, 2010
I to knew Leo we met in the third grad and were friends through out high school at CVHS. Leo was a good man and will be missed.
Keith Hoppes
April 2, 2010
I knew Leo through school. and graduated in 1976 from CVHS with him. Leo was some what quite back then, however he was well liked by most. It is sad to see him go,It brings a since of our own mortality when friends your age start to pass. Leo Cullis was a friend of mine who i didn't keep in close contact with never the less He was a Friend. My condolences to his family , May his memory be kept dear to all who knew him
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