Comments on: LEONARD LINDBLAD

By: Vernon Boeck

Vernon Boeck — Sun, 29 Mar 2009 22:47:16 +0000

My deepest sympathy to you Donna on the loss of Lenny. Thank you for the years of banking and tax service years. Lenny was always a gentle, kind, honest man. He will be missed by all who knew and worked with him over the years. Again, deepest sympathy to you. Vernon Boeck

By: Glenice Mansmith Heineman

Glenice Mansmith Heineman — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 17:19:11 +0000

May God comfort your hearts with the loss of a wonderful man. Thank you for your love and concerns you showed my parents, Lee & Clara Mansmith being their neighbors in Braham for so many years. It was good to see you both recently at Stanchfield Baptist Church. Leonard is to be praised for his many accomplishments in the church and community.
God Bless You. Glenice Mansmith Heineman

By: Lisa Hubley

Lisa Hubley — Wed, 18 Mar 2009 20:19:26 +0000

My deepest sympathy goes to the Lindblad family.I was introduced to Lenny and Donna,while we also lived in Braham,at a very young age.My mom tells me of stories when I was 2,Lenny would take me with him on Real Estate runs, and he introduced me to the fine music of Conway Twitty,guess life was good then…Lenny will be deeply missed.Lenny never met a stranger and was a strong man of his faith.God be with you Lenny, as you live in your eternal Home….God be with you also Donna,Love,Lisa Hubley Alto Ga

By: Carol Fiedler Brandt

Carol Fiedler Brandt — Wed, 18 Mar 2009 12:20:47 +0000

My deepest sympathies to the Lindblad family. Lenny was a wonderful man with so many fine qualities. He was such a big part of the Braham community – he will be missed very much.