Tuesday, November 10, 2015
I knew Les as a kind, loving and fun person.He was a quick witted comical guy. He could make people laugh with an off the cuff remark,a joke or a story he told. He had a serious side to him which he revealed during our long conversations.The most important thing in his life was his daughter Leslie.He loved her tremendously and would do anything for her. Les was a good person and loving father. Also he was a great friend. I will remember our walks around Crescent Park,or around downtown Moose Jaw.-Then there were the many coffee times spent at the Common Bakery or Chrysalis. Either taking a quick trips to the Giant Tiger or going out for meals together were enjoyable times. The best time I had with Les is visiting with him at his apartment,having coffee ,looking at old photos of his family and sharing family history.Although he left too soon and our time together was cut short,I will cherish my memories of him and keep him always in my heart. My condolences to Les's family. May God Bless You in your time of sorrow.
