Aunt Leeta you will be missed by so many. I used to have so much fun going out to the farm and bottle feeding the baby cows. I love you and I know you are in good hands. My daddy will take care of you.
I will forever remember your kind heart,and all your trips to Texas .....I couldn't wait to see you and Uncle Mark and Aunt Laurie!!! Forever in my heart and thoughts. Love you til the moon turns to milk...........
Norman, Judy and all the extended family,
I will remember Leeta because of my mom Esther Koehler who she worked with as a telephone operator as well as the time they spent together bowling. They enjoyed each others company and had such fun together. Always a smile on her face and so soft spoken. I'm so sorry for you loss.
I grew up across the street from Leeta and Joy. Spent alot of time going over to visit them and their mother and played with all their nieces and nephews when they woulf come to visit. Leeta was a very sweet caring soul. She is a memory from my childhood that I will always treasure. My sympathy to Judy, Larry and their families.
My sincere sympathy to the Sweet family. I am the daughter of Lenna Adams, one of Leeta's bowling and travel friends. Mother talked of the good times she had with Leeta.
I got to know Leta when she came to visit her sister Joy at the Nursing Home years ago. She was very devoted to her family. She had such a pleasant smile and a great laugh. God bless you all at this time.
Dear Norman and family,
We are so sorry to hear of your loss. Will remember Leta as a telephone operator and a very sweet loving friend. Leta was so talented in embroidery work. We cherish our "wheat 'pattern work of art" made for us by Leta, hanging on our dining room wall. May God sustain you during the difficult days ahead.
Norman and Dallas...it was a great pleasure taking care of Leeta. We loved her smile and jokes and she will be deeply missed. May God Bless you all! Sheila, staff and residents of Guest Home Estates.
