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Charles Leitzsey Obituary
Mr. Leitzsey died Friday, May 23, 2008. Born in Newberry, SC, he was a son of Mary Livingston Leitzsey and the late Thomas Suber Leitzsey. He was an elder in the Blythewood congregation of Jehovah’s Witnesses.
Surviving are his mother of Columbia; sons, Keith Leitzsey of Simpsonville, Kevin Leitzsey of Woodruff; former wife, Mona Leitzsey of Woodruff; grandchildren, Brian, Jennifer and Allen Leitzsey, all of Woodruff; sisters, Bonnie Carter of Columbia, Mary Sue Bradley of Lincolnton, NC; brothers, William Leitzsey of Columbia, George Leitzsey of Elgin; many nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his father and brother, Tommie.
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Heather Conley
June 4, 2008
Uncle Charles was always very kind.
I wish I was around him more.
We will have forever in the paradise to get reaquanted.
Jeff Carstetter
May 27, 2008
You will be missed. I truly look forward to seeing you in Paradise. Sleep well.
To the family: Charles is a wonderful, spiritual man. I always loved bumping in to him all over town. He always left me with a smile.
Jeff Carstetter
Mona Leitzsey
May 26, 2008
I will miss you. I will miss our long talks about the past the future and the present. Our concerns about the grandchildren. The weekly or close to, conversations about our sons and their future their out looks their failures and success. Our pizza nights out. The time we lost and appreciate the time we gained. So Sorry I didn't get to tell you about our latest endevor to carry on. No words, no good bye's just forever.
George Leitzsey
May 25, 2008
Looking forward to seeing you & hearing your voice in paradises.
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