LESLIE MOORE (LES) (LESTER)

Condolences & Memories (12 entries)

• I remember when he ran for student council president at River East Collegiate under the slogan, "Les is More". I was sad to learn that Les is no more. He was one of the coolest dudes in school. - Posted by: Jim de Graff (School mate.) on: Dec 19, 2020

• I am truly sorry for your loss Kathy. Les is gone too soon. Shannon - Posted by: Shannon Hall (friend) on: Nov 30, 2020

• Dear Kathi & family, Our heartfelt condolences on the passing of your dear Les. He was a wonderful person and was always a pleasure to be with. All three of us have great memories of spending time with you both and baby Kevin at the time in London. May your memories of your husband and father bring you solace in this difficult time. - Posted by: Lillian Zaretski, Glenn & Louise Zaretski (Aunt and cousins) on: Nov 26, 2020

• I always looked forward to seeing LESTER and CLYDE and you when you were in town for the fair (sent you both to Mancinis once) Sorry for your loss Kathi. Lester was a good man and I'll miss him. Mike - Posted by: michael merchant (Friend) on: Nov 25, 2020

• So sorry to hear of Les's passing. Les was a wonderful friend to my brother Gordie. Over the years I remember with fondness the many stories Gord told me of his "escapades" and adventures with his good buddy "Smiley". No greater legacy to leave in life than that of being an excellent friend. The Eulogy Les did at Gord's funeral was spot on..and full of heart and soul. I will never forget it. Hope Gord meets him at the Gates so they can rock on still making Gordie smile. xxx - Posted by: Eileen Findlay (sister to Les's great friend) on: Nov 21, 2020

• I'm one of those who just feel lucky for having known Les the short time that I did. I think anyone who came in contact with Les felt that way. Les and Kathi put up me and my friend Manny in their London flat in 1976. At ages 19, I don't think we could fully appreciate their hospitality, and I don't think I ever properly thanked them for letting us crash at their place like that. They were only maybe five years older than us but lightyears more mature. We went to pubs every night and saw concerts by Alex Harvey and the Streetwalkers in a soccer stadium, and by Eric Clapton at a park venue. That was in a week! His London friends treated us like gold because we were from Les and Kathi's home town, and I remember one bloke after a few drinks trying to thank us for sending them Les and Kathi. Of course, I also remember Les and his sisters Colleen and Carol out at Brereton Lake, and all the comic books at the cottage their parents rented. My sincere condolences to Kathi and family. - Posted by: Bill Redekop (friend) on: Nov 21, 2020

• Dear Kathi, I am so sorry to see the news about Les and to know how heartbroken you and your family must be. Tim and I send our love and sincere condolences to you, your family and your friends. Love, Patty - Posted by: Patty Hardy (friend from high school) on: Nov 20, 2020

• Gone way too soon! We will miss seeing Les in Belize and are grateful for the good times and laughs we had. Our deepest condolences to Kathi and the rest of the family. Love, Jim & Lynn - Posted by: Jim and Lynn McCrimmon (Friends) on: Nov 20, 2020

• Kathy. Bev and I are so sorry to hear about Les. Our condolences to you and your family. - Posted by: John Stebner (Friend) on: Nov 20, 2020

• Kathi, Diane and I send our deepest condolences to you, Kevin, Alison and and Jennifer and all of the rest of the family. Les was a character like no other man I have met. He did indeed make a difference in my life! To live a little more free, to follow your own drumbeat and to get to know the people around you are my take aways. They threw away the mold after Smiley was created!! Peace, Love and Understanding, Diane and John. - Posted by: John Ford (Friend) on: Nov 20, 2020

• Dear Kathi and Family, Colleen, Carol and families. I am so sorry for the loss of your husband, father, grandfather and brother. I have wonderful memories of the parties at the Moore's place with your family, Maureen and all our music pals. I will treasure them. My heart goes out to you especially for losing Les during this pandemic and not being able to have your friends and relatives with you at this time. Please know that we are thinking about you and sending love and friendship. Love...Angel - Posted by: Angel Calnek (Friend) on: Nov 20, 2020

• I worked with Les at MTC and the Concert Hall as a union brother. I will forever remember the times that he and I worked together and will never forget the lessons he taught me. He will be deeply missed. - Posted by: Andrew (Co Worker) on: Nov 20, 2020