"My friend, my mentor, my coach and my Father, So many memories, so much yet to say to him. I will always cherish the memories of fishing, golfing, tennis, yelling at the NHL refs on TV, and of course all of the wonderful snacks and junk food we so much enjoyed together.I can only hope now that he is safe and resting, happy for what we had together.  I will always miss you dad. XXXOOO"

"Mike and I have so many wonderful memories of Len and (Mary of course.) It is very hard to sum up all the wonderful times we both have spent with him,"unique" is only one word to discribe Len, I worked with Len at Volunteer Nanaimo and Mike spent time golfing and fishing with Len.You will be missed so very much, but never forgotten,you are a cherished friend.till we meet again............."

"We are thinking of you all in this sad time. I wish for peace and comfort when you think of all the happy times you had together.  No matter your age losing a parent is life altering and to loose your spouse is heart breaking.  Our hearts go out to you.
Love Shawn and Caroline"

"Sheila-Gurney and I are so sorry to hear this news and have just been reading the obituary and looking at the photos. They are certainly bringing back memories for Gurney of working with Len. They are also bringing back memories for both of us of the evenings we enjoyed with you both before your move to BC. Please know that you and the family are very much in our thoughts at this sad time."

"One lucky day, Len walked into the office of Volunteer Nanaimo.  It took a minute to realize that he was a brilliant man, who was light years ahead of me.  He brought our office into the age of technology.  Len would laugh at our questions and with patience provide us with explanations. Len brightened everyone’s day with his wonderful sense of humor. He was a good friend he will be missed."

"As the mother of Matthew, Len's grandson I am very sad that Matthew
will not get to know his grandfather and hope that he will remember him from the visits he had.  I am very saddened by the loss and will always remember Len, his love of hockey, family and great sense of humour!  My heart goes out to Mary, Ron and Glenn."

"I remember the years very well growing up on Clark Street with Len and my brother hanging out.  Then, the years when he and Mary connected, probably through Bill as Mary lived behind us when we moved to Molsen in Rosemount.  We were all teenagers together.  Sorry we haven't kept in touch over the years but have thought of both of you often.  So sorry to hear of your loss.  Love Judy"

"I never had the chance to meet Len, but his dear wife Mary befriended me at the Jean Barber Lodge while I was having cancer treatments and Len was in the Vancouver Hospital.  She has become my cyber 'friend' and I send to her and her family my most sincere condolences.
Sharon in Arizona"

"I still vividly remember double-dating with Mary and Len when we were teenagers.  They were always so much fun to be around.  Regret not seeing more of them over the years.  Sincere condolences, Mary, Glenn and Ron.   m"

"We met Mary and Len at the volunteer center on Wallace St. It was easy to become friends with them. We had lots in common.
Although we have been away for some years ,we have been in touch through email. Brian and I will miss Len and give our sympathy to Mary and family.
Suzanne & Brian Traeger"

"I remember the fleeting but fun trips by the Scotts to Montreal and Morin Heights. How I enjoyed talking shop with Len and loved his mischievous wicked sense of humour as well as his humanity and his ability to really listen. This is the way he remains in the memory of my heart."