Birth date: Nov 3, 2012
Leo J. Levesque, 67, of Willington, CT, passed away on Saturday, November 3, 2012. He was born in Stafford Springs, CT, son of the late Ernest J. and Agnes (Morin) Levesque. Leo was self employed as a dairy farmer. He is survived Read Obituary
Just finding out about Leo's passing. We shared a home together in Brentwood NY in 1992-94. He was a great guy, good friend, and eventual landlord when he bought the home. He was always a happy guy and we had some great memories with him. He is missed. God bless his family and loved ones.
Gloria and Family
So sorry to hear of Leo;s passing. I remember when he was born and your Mother would put him in the carriage. Your German Shepard "Pal" wouldn't let anyone near the carriage. I just saw him recently when my brother George Schofield passed. My prayers are with you and your family. Carol
I am deeply saddened by Leo's passing. I first came to know him when I stopped in to get fall hay and corn decorations for my yard a few years back. Leo became a family friend who shared the past two Thanksgivings with us. I will miss his farm stories, history lessons about Willington and his jovial laugh! I will also miss his big wave from his tractor as I passed by.
I will always remember Leo as the good natured guy in our class. It is with great sadness that he has passed on. I know that the lord has welcomed him into heaven!
Leo will be greatly missed, I loved hearing his stories and he was a very forward thinker
My Parents, George and Josephine Lester, my brothers Harold and Buddy Lester and myself knew Leo very well as we were growing up. We lived on Willington Avenue when at the time our house was known as the "last house on Willington Avenue" in the town of Stafford. Harold and Buddy worked on Leo's farm in the summer and my Dad, being a building contractor worked on Leo's barns. I remember Leo as being a kind and soft spoken person. I am sorry for your loss. Donna Potwin
Gloria we never knew Leo, but we had a chance to meet and know you. So sorry about your loss. He will be greatly missed. So young! Al & Claudette
