Dear Jim,

Please accept my sincere condolences on the passing of your wife. You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers.

Leslie shared a room with my dad for a short time at Parkwood.
I enjoyed chats with her.
She was kind and generous. She bought a Train Calendar for my dad for Christmas two years ago as he liked trains.
So thoughtful.
My family was blessed to meet her.
Prayers are sent for Leslue and her friends and family.

Jim, I am sad to see that Leslie has passed away. My sincere sympathy to you on your loss. Thinking of you in the days ahead.

Dear Jim,

My deepest condolences and sincere sympathies to you, and your family at this time of profound loss. It was an honour and a privilege to have known Leslie and to have experienced her kind and gentle ways, her positive energy, and her enthusiastic regard and love for her family, friends, and all who cared for her at Parkwood Hospital. She will forever remain in my heart. God Bless!

Cheryl Miller and Family

Dear Jim,
I was deeply saddened to hear of Leslie’s passing. My sincerest condolences to you for your loss. She was my best friend. She was a very kind and gentle soul. I was truly blessed to have her in my life, and in turn to have met you.
You two shared 24 wonderful years together and I was very fortunate to share those years with the two of you.
We have a lot of memories that we can cherish.
My thoughts are with you and I am thinking of you in the days and weeks ahead.

So sorry to hear of the passing of Leslie. I remember as a child having play dates at her family farm and Leslie coming to the greenhouses to play. Jane came too to play with my sister Jennifer. I also remember birthday parties at the farm and catching frogs in the pond across the road. Leslie was a kind and sweet person and had the darkest brown eyes! My condolences to Jane and Charles, Mrs. Haig, Sandi and of course Jim who I was happy to meet once many years ago.

I am so saddened by your wife’s passing Jim. God bless and comfort you in your time of grieving.

On behalf of my mother, Dorothy Maris, and the rest of the Maris family our condolences to Jim and the other loved ones of Leslie during this season of bereavement

Jim, Mrs Haig, Jane, Charles and Bailey:

My most sincere condolences for your loss. Leslie and I met in High school and she quickly became a friend. I loved her sense of humour and her gentle nature.
In the last few years, I was lucky to have enjoyed our Zoom calls and spending time talking about the “good old days”. She will be missed .
You will all be in my thoughts

To Jim, Ellen, Jane, Charles and Bailey:

I am saddened by Leslie’s passing. Leslie faced life with grace, courage and humour. We met in high school and remained life long friends. I fondly remember high school shenanigans and tickle knoll. After high school we continued to meet for get togethers with friends. I especially remember Leslie as a bridesmaid at my wedding and the cowboy anniversary at Parkwood.

Jim, take care. You are in my thoughts. Leslie is missed.

Louise Eggleton

We were deeply saddened to learn of Leslie`s passing. She was a kind, caring and thoughtful student at school in Campbellford. Please know that we care and will keep her family in our thoughts and prayers.

So sorry to see this very sad news. Leslie was a friend from her days in Port Hope. Leslie was such a lovely person. She had such a great sense of humour. Her love of family and friends always so important. Our sincerest sympathy to Jim and Leslie’s family in Campbellford.