A co-worker told me about Leroy's passing last week. I am deeply saddened about this and it definitely caused me to reflect on the couple of years we worked together on the JSF Program. I work at GE in Cincinnati and Leroy had an office here. He was a kind and generous person. We shared many laughs and stories. He always asked about my daughter and was sincerely interested. He gave me a small silver fighter jet with a clock in the middle(around 2006)and it's still on my desk. I will always remember him. My thoughts are with his family.

We lived in the same community with Lee. We often shared funny stories and life experiences during his many walking excursions around the neighborhood. Our sincere gratitude and appreciation for the life he led. It was a pleasure knowing and talking with him. It's our deep joy in knowing that his soul is now present with the Lord. We will miss him. RIP

So sorry to hear of Leroy's so early passing. What a loss to all who knew him. He was such a nice guy with a his big smile but also one of the most intense people I had ever met. I say that as a high compliment and others have described me in that way, too. My prayers go to Leroy and all his family.

We always had an inside joke as we teased each other about the Navy - Air Force football game. I really respected Leroy. Always a friend and always with that big smile. So sorry to hear about his passing.

Leroy and I worked at Rolls-Royce in Indianapolis from at least 1985 or so. I really respected his honesty and he was always true to his word. He had a great smile and was very polite and kind to me. May he rest in peace.

I met my very good friend LeRoy in 2003 when he joined me working inside GEAE in Cincinnati.....we hit it off as real friends from day one. LeRoy was a professional and offered much in the way of advice and insight and he never shirked a challenge. What a character, what cheeky smiles he gave and what a sense of mischief......he had the knack of making bad days good. Although I returned to the UK in 2005, we kept in regular contact plus always took advantage to meet up when in either the UK or US. I had a God given blessing to see my friend in Indianapolis just two short weeks prior to his untimely and sad passing.....for this I will always be thankfull. I am going to miss you my friend, but your memory is safely kept with me. Condolences to all of LeRoy's family and friends. Martin.

Leroy and I worked together on many projects during his 32 years at Rolls Royce/Allison. He was a very good engineer and always pushed for excellence of himself and others. He was a great employee, mentor and friend most of all. He will truly be missed. My Prayers are with the Family. May the Lord Bless You and Keep You at this difficult time.

Shipmate ... you are home from your life voyage at last, in safe harbor, and free from storm tossed seas. We became men at Annapolis, learning and gaining inspiration from each other as we left the past behind and served our country, each in our own way. You were quiet and strong when many of us weren't. As a member of the great 20th Company, Mother "B", and the Navy, I was privileged to have called you brother. “His master replied, ‘Well done, good and faithful servant! You have been faithful with a few things; I will put you in charge of many things. Come and share your master’s happiness!" Matthew 25:21.