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So sorry for your loss-he lived a long and great life RIP Les From: Steve + Amy Guinan
A time to celebrate a life well lived. We’ll fondly remember Les and his uncanny ability to share such vivid stories of his life experiences. Upper Black Eddy won’t be the same without him. Heartfelt condolences. From: Sharon Kunsman
Our condolences Marsha, Mike, Kelly and families. We all have good memories of Les. He was one of a kind. Good hearted, caring, a great man. Love, Aunt Sherry and Uncle Jerry. From: John & Sue Rumer
The world is a little less bright with his loss. Remembering a wonderful, thoughtful, funny guy. Deepest condolences to the family, especially Marsha. From: Moninghoff Appliance & Supply
Dear Mike and family so sorry for your loss and remember the last conversation you had with Claudia about losing your Grandfather so know this one is hitting you hard. We know how well you cared for him day in and day out which is so respected. We know how much he was respected in the community for many years and certainly respect your dedication to him. Just remember how lucky you are to have him until 103. You are so blessed to have him for so many years. We as a family are here if you need anything and you are in our hearts and prayers. From: Charlie and Janet Cooper
Our sincere sympathy to all of the family. Les was such a nice man and so respected in our community. What a long and good life he had. From: Fran and Rich Petiet
Marsha and family, so sorry for you, you where the best daughter-n-law (daughter) anyone could have had, Les was a wonderful caring person, always nice to everyone, and as a boss, Richard said you could not have asked for a better one. We loved him, as much, as we could have of our own family. He was a great man and will always remember our left right center games at Marsha's, he always had a great time we all did. love, Richard and Fran From: Bob Griffith
I bought four Wheel Horse tractors from Less and I still have all 4. Even they are antiques now they will always be with me. I have fond memories visiting with Less and talked for hours about the tractors. His memories and knowledge will always be with me may he RIP. From: Marcia
I am very sorry to hear of the family's loss. My deepest condolences goes out to you. Although this is a difficult time I hope you find great comfort in your cherished memories as well as in God's promises for the future. Revelation 21:3, 4 From: Jim Melicharek
I knew Les for the 30 years I lived right down river road from him and any time I had a problem with my equipment he would go out of his way to help out. He was a real gentlemen.
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