Tuesday, May 5, 2020
Anna, Charlene and family: Our hearts are heavily saddened to learn of Leslie's passing. We have know this man since the 1980's and thoroughly enjoyed his company. He was a very interesting man with whom to "talk". His Obituary certainly depicts a very colorful life. About two years ago he came to Camp Hill Hospital one afternoon where Wayne played fiddle accompanied by other musicians. This was an annual event to entertain the Veterans, and Les was aware of the occasion. When we arrived, much to our pleasant surprise and delight, here he was and absorbed the full hour or more. Last summer on September 1 on a beautiful Sunday afternoon, he drove into our yard and again, delightfully surprised us for what he said was a very brief visit -- more than an hour later and a steady chat on the deck, he was on his way. Would loved to have kept him longer. We will always remember Les as a very caring and kind gentleman. We will miss him and know he leaves a huge void in the lives of those who were blessed to know and love him. May memories comfort you always. God Bless. Our Sincere Sympathy, Tender Thoughts and Prayers, Muriel & Wayne Hiltz
