Death date: Jun 28, 2020
The family of Leo R. Bergeron is sad to announce his passing on Sunday, June 28, 2020. He leaves his former wife, Pamela; his wonderful daughter, Tara; his two lovely granddaughters, Miranda and Michela; two beautiful great grandc Read Obituary
Pam and Tara...though so many years have passed since we have seen each other please know that the memories of the wonderful times our families shared together are imbedded in our hearts forever. We are so deeply saddened to hear of Leo’s passing. It was the serendipity of hearing an Eagles reunion concert on television last evening that made us both think of Leo which prompted us to look for his contact info online and when we discovered the posting of Leo’s obituary we were instantly deeply saddened. Please know that we will be with you ALL in spirit as you gather at Leo’s graveside on July 7th. We hold you ALL in our hearts and hope we can be in touch soon.
Our love and prayers...
Carol and George Buch and Family
Leo was one of my best friends growing up in Mansfield Center. We went to Buchanan Elementary School and E.O. Smith together. I have very fond memories of all our escapades during those years. So sorry we lost contact following graduation.
Richard Lorenc
I remember Leo playing sax way back to the Orange Candle Dances in Columbia with Gray Controversy. Then decades later played in two bands with Leo (Husky Blues Band) and (The Fever Band). What a cool guy in so many ways. Great stories and alway Mello soul. Will be greatly missed!
Forever my Uncle big guy! Love you!
Leo was a very special and sweet guy, who always had some wisdom and advice to share with me every time I spoke to him. He will be truly missed. I’m SO sorry Tara, Pam, Miranda, and Michela. 💕
Great guy Awesome sax player
Barry and I are so very sorry for your loss. We'll always remember Papa's sweet soul, generosity and true musical talent. He will be missed. RIP Papa 🙏❤️
