Lori and Debbie. I truly did enjoy visiting your Dad on Thursday afternoons. He was a true gentleman and always thanked me for coming. We shared laughs and stories and walks outside. I will miss him. R.I.P. Sam. Nancy.
Dear Debbie, Lorrie and family
Our condolences to each of you on the passing of Len. Ì remember hearing stories from my Mom & Dad about the times they spent with your parents (some were from Melbourne fair dances) and they always were happy memories. I recall your Dad was a gentle, kind man who was always smiling.
Hang on to your memories, treasure them & share them often with friends & family.
Keeeping you in our thoughts & prayers.
Love, Judy & Tony Schaffer and Marie Bell
Our sympathy to Debbie and Lorrie and your families.
I can see your Dad cutting the grass (often++) and working on your beautiful yard--especially labour intensive after they acquired the Plain Property. The grass was always the greenest in Melbourne.
So many memories of both your Mom & Dad, the 50's & 60's....
Hope it helps to know others share your sorrow.
Deb, Don ,Jon and family .... sending my condolences from back in ingersoll ... I will always remember seeing “Gramps” wheeling down linden place , scurrying to get my shoes on and over there quick enough for the big warm smile ... words of “wisdom”... and those zehrs donuts that he didn’t show up without .... very fond memories of this wonderful man xoxo
I remember when we lived in Melbourne beside Len and Mary. My son Jeremy was about 5 at the time and he had planted a watermelon in our garden. He would show Len the little melons growing on the vine. He came racing into the house one day so excited that he had a big watermelon. When I saw the huge melon up next to the vine I knew at once that our neighbour Len had lent a helping hand. Jeremy had to race over and get Len to show him his big melon. One of my fondest memories of your dad.
Our deepest sympathies Debbie and Lorrie to you and your families. Your dad was a great guy and I have fond memories of family gatherings. Letting go is never easy. You are in my prayers.
Ausra &Guy Janveaux
