Just learned of Len's passing. Thank you, Frank.
It is a privilege to be able to call him friend and an honor to serve with him on the Coordinating Council. His example of selfless service to our Marines embodies the true meaning of "Semper Fidelis".
As sergeants have always done-Len took the time and patience - to help an officer to be a better one. Thank you Sergeant Benedict. Len-rest in peace and God speed, my brother. Your personal "rotor head".VD6 Al Decker
Heard about Len's passing from Frank Kozlowski (thanx,Frank. It is a priviledge to be able to call him friend and an honor to serve with him on the Coordinating Council. His example of selfless service to our Marines embodies the true meaning of "Semper Fidelis". As sergeants have always done-Len took the time-and patience to help an officer be a better one. Thank you, Sergeant Benedict. Len-rest in peace and Godspeed, my brother. Your personal "rotohead".
Caren,Mark,Christi,Sean and Ryan - Our deepest prayers are with you, the family and Len. Len taught me how to straighten up and fly right...it just took 35 years for it to sink in. I always had the highest respect for Len and his unwavering values in life. He will be missed by more than you know. Please take comfort that he has a lookout for all he loved even now and will continue to serve and protect his loved ones. We are thinking of all of you this difficult time.
-Ralph and Donna Reedy
Dear Caren and family,
Thank you all for sharing Len with us through the years. He was one of the best military boss's I had the pleasure and honor to take orders from. Thank you Len for your professionalism, wisdom, respect, friendship and for always being squared away. May you soar on eagles wings.
Mary Ann DeBellis
Farewell marine1, we will miss you in church and at Lunch Bunch gatherings. As Father Paul says, "say a prayer for them, because God knows they need it."
Caren - I was in the room across from Len at Monroe Community Hospital. I can't tell you how shocked I was to read of Len's passing. I am so very sorry to hear about it. I will continue to keep him and you and the family in my rosary. God bless you always.
I have know Len for 20 years as a neighbor and friend. Len was always a marine and shared his passion for helping others. There are so many thoughts of our times as a board member of homeowners association. His wit and wisdom will be greatly missed. Rest in Peace my friend.
I had more than one colorful conversation with Len when he'd volunteered at the Veterans Outreach Center. Len was a man of action who didn't impress you with what he said he'd do - but rather with what he did.
I'm proud of the few years I got to know him. His family and our community will greatly miss him.
Thank you Len!
