Just learned of Les' passing last night at lodge.  He was an integral part of our fraternity and is missed.  I discussed with him his art work and the raising of miniture schnauzers on occasion.  I mentioned a few times that he was responsable for Charlie Mann getting to 94 as he had to walk his two schnauzers twice a day - six klm total in any kind of weather.   Les made a positiive difference in this world.  Sorry for your loss Pam.

Sorry for your loss. Les was a great friend and brother at our lodge. I often saw him around town and in the park, he always had a kind word and a firm handshake.

Dear Pam and Family,

We are so sorry to learn the sad news of Les' passing. Please accept our sincere condolences. Peter and Lynne

Dear Pam and family, our deepest sympathy on the passing of your beloved husband, father, grandfather and friend.  
Treasure the many happy memories you have shared through your many years together.  He is no longer suffering, no pain, and free once again.  RIP Les.  Sincerely, Wayne and Joan

My sincere condolences to Les's family on his passing. I worked with Les for a number of years at Bruce A and always enjoyed his perspective and outlook on life, his sense of humour and his common sense. I also benefited from his work experieinces as well as some of his outside work experieinces. He will be missed. RIP Les.

I am very saddened to learn of Les's passing.  He was too young for sure!  I had the privilege, along with my late wife Anna, of looking after the family's insurance until our retirement in Sept 2012.  I will always remember Les as a most pleasant guy to deal with and a joy to have as a client.  I extend my condolences to all.  Rest in Peace Les.

Rich Gibbons, Retired State Farm Agent of 34 years service.

Thoughts & prayers for all of Les's family as you journey through this loss of husband, father & grandfather. Les & Karen Wood

Pamela and family I am so sorry to hear of passing of Les. I mainly new Les through the Lodge. His mentorship was well appreciated by me and others I'm sure. I am at a loss for words, Les was a gentleman and more. 

Michael Crowley

So sorry to hear about Les' passing and condolences to Pam and the family.  I knew Les for many years in Freeport and Kincardine.  It was always a pleasure to have a chat with him.  He had a wry sense of humour, which I think suited us both.  He will be missed.

Both Dene and I enjoyed talking to Les I was on shift at Bruce A for some time were the standard joke was "les still making puppies" had to do with Schhauzers those who did not know him of course thought the worst. Know you are going up and not the other place see you there some day Hope you reunite with Heidi

To Leslie's family: Please accept my deepest condolences.

I worked with Les for many years.

Sorry to hear of his passing.

So sorry for your loss. We're going to miss Les and his many conversations. We're here if you need anything. Keith and Cheryl

I always enjoyed a good conversation with your Dad. He had a great sense of humour. My thoughts and prayers go out to you with your loss. Take care of yourselves in the days and months to come

Condolences to the whole family. So sorry for your loss. Les and I had many midnight discussions while working shift at Bruce A. Les got a few bags of mixed grain from me to feed his chickens while living on highway 9. Great guy. He will surely be missed.

Sending sincere condolences to Pam and family. Hold onto the memories.

Stephanie and Family,

Thinking of you and your family.  You are in our thoughts.  May your dad's memories be held close to your hearts to always give you comfort.  The Wolfe's