Leo Depperschmidt

Birth date: Apr 23, 1939 Death date: Jan 24, 2020

Leo Depperschmidt, 80, of Leesburg, passed away on January 24, 2020. Leo was born on April 23, 1939 in Atwood, Kansas to Carl and Thelma (Grover) Depperschmidt. Leo married the love of his life Barbara Crawford on July 1, 1967 in Read Obituary

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Sharon And Bill Madden

297w ago

Leo was a very nice and kind man with a great sense of humor. We truly enjoyed his and Barbara’s company during our Square Dance experiences. He was always helpful during Chorale and Vetern’s Club set ups. He was a great supporter of the Republican Club, as well. Barbara, you and I enjoyed Line Dancing , Chorale and working the Flea Markets together. We are so sorry for your loss and for your daughters and Leo’s family. Your 52 year marriage was a wonderful tribute to the live you shared.
Sharon and Bill Madden

James And Sonia Ryker

297w ago

in honor of Leo.

Leo and I worked together at Eastern Airlines, Pan Am Airlines and then as instructors at Aim Aviation school. We shared a lot of good times and he always had a wry sense of humor that we also shared. He was a seemingly quiet guy that always treated everyone with respect and humility, but always had the last laugh with a slightly sarcastic remark that everyone got later when they had time to think it over. I’m going to miss him and will treasure these warm memories. James And Sonia Ryker

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297w ago

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Cherie Williams

297w ago

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297w ago

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Elaine Dawson

298w ago

Leo has been my nextdoor neighbor for a long time. When we were together as couples, Barb, Leo and my late husband Dan, we spent a lot of time teasing each other. For some reason, he decided to call me the "Grouch". Don't know where it came from but he delighted in calling me that. He was quiet, but when he got on a roll, he was funny. A lovely, sweet man who will be remembered fondly.

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