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Memories and Condolences
for Justin LeClerc
5 Entries
Donna Grenier Mozingo
April 8, 2025
I am as lost for words as I was when your big brother passed. My memories of you were holding you as a baby, and later as a young boy. May you find the peace you need. Did not know you were into Harleys, but it runs in the family i guess besides your Dad and Mom, Uncle Lee, and me. Every time I came up to CT i would ride with Uncle Lee. Love you.
Joshua Heald
April 7, 2025
First off, I promise to be there for your husky Koda,
as you were so willing to be there for my huskies. Your kindness and generosity just because always struck
me as such a refreshing trait to share. As you were there for me at any time of need, and knowing how much Koda meant to you, I will do everything I can to treat him as my own. I will miss you, your smile, and your laugh. Thank you for spending so many memories with me and my dogs these past couple years. I look forward to seeing you again one day. Love yuh bud.
Chris Reilly
April 6, 2025
Justin was one of my best friends since high school and one of the nicest, most genuine people I´ve ever known. He will be missed. Rest in peace buddy.
Donna Boga
April 4, 2025
Justin was my neighbor. He was just the best guy. We watched out for each other and it was always a pleasure to see him on his bike - he reminded me so much of my brother.
Justin, dude, I am really going to miss you. It's hard for me to believe you're gone. Please be safe up there riding your Harley, okay?
Ryan LeClerc
April 3, 2025
We will miss your warm smile always cousin. Rest easy bud.
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