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Name: Paris Wyard
From: Connecticut
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Thinking of you today, Daddy, while it's almost grandma's time to go. I'll give her a big hug for you next time I see her. Love you so much<3

Added: June 3, 2012

Submitted by
Name: Greg Wyard
From: Toronto
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Just had to share this because I had forgotten about it until now - and this won't mean anything to anyone reading unless you're both a Queen fan and a Monty Python fan, which, Leo, you certainly were both.

I'm learning a Queen song for a show right now - "Bicycle Races" - a very silly song that has the line "Bicycle, bicycle, bicycle - I want to ride my bicycle, bicycle, bicycle". I had forgotten until now, but you used to sing that song changing the word bicycle to "Lark's vomit" - a quote from the famous "Whizzo Quality Assortment" Monty Python sketch - so the song would instead go "Lark's vomit, lark's vomit, lark's vomit - I want to ride my lark's vomit, lark's vomit, lark's vomit". That's a very very Leo thing to do

Added: March 25, 2012

Submitted by
Name: Paris Wyard
From: Bethel, CT
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Daddy,

i love you so much daddy. today is the 8th anniversary of your death. i dont think ill ever stop missing you and crying whenever i think of you. why would i ever want to forget you? Youve been gone for more than half my life, but I feel like you've made the biggest impact. you showed me that i should always live my life to the fullest, because you never know when it's your time to go. you had everything a man could ever want. wonderful friends, a beautiful family that loved you, everything. i would give anything to see you again, and i always wonder if you can see me, and if you're looking out for me. i hope you're proud of me. i hope i've lived my life to the fullest so far, just like you would want me to. love you so much

Added: March 25, 2012

Submitted by
Name: Nicholas Wyard
From: Toronto
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Leo, that beer awaits. The three of us will be on that patio again one day. Nothing that is real can ever die, and you are very real! March 24 is forever darkened, yet simultaneously brightened by your memory. Love you always, N

Added: March 24, 2012

Submitted by
Name: M & T
From: Kingsville, Ontario

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Eight years have passed dear Leo and our hearts are still heavy with sadness. We catch glimpses of you in your children; Paris' smile, Henry's humour. How different life would be if you were still here.

love, Mum and Dad

Added: March 24, 2012

Submitted by
Name: Greg Wyard
From: Toronto
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Well, it's that day again - 8 years now - thinking about you now and always - love Greg

Added: March 24, 2012

Submitted by
Name: Andrew Galloway
From: Ottawa, Canada
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Hey Leo..I was just watching one of Gregs videos and my thoughts meandered back to Montreal and the Beatle Fests. I remember the laugh we all had about the pizza delivery guy (Za!)...and the poster for the BeatleFest stating "No gooves allowed" Who knew the plural of "goof" was "gooves" That had to be one of yours. Anyway chum, keep the bench warm for us till we all get there to have a pint with you.

Added: March 17, 2012

Submitted by
Name: Rodger Sadker
From: Pelham, NY
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Dear Leo,

I was in Montreal recently and walking by the McGill campus had me smiling, remembering all the fun we used to have at school. You were always so excited to have your brothers come down for the Beatles Night extravaganza! I miss you Leo. I'll bet your daughter and son are lovely, since you were such a great guy and Sue will for sure be a terrific mom.

Rodger

Added: March 5, 2012

Submitted by
Name: Mike Stanton
From: Ottawa
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Had a great laugh today as I was reading through old email threads preparing for golf weekends, upcoming wedding events, lost car keys, etc.

All brought on by Burger sending out an email about his daughter turning 18 and going into a Forestry and Fisheries program at college. Many questions ensued about fines for axes in trees, sunken canoes, etc...

Then I thought about the fact that all of our children are growing up...yikes!! Who would have imagined...

Much love,

Mike

Added: February 1, 2012

Submitted by
Name: Michael
From: London

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There will always be three brothers for me, that was always the way it was-and is still. Thinking of you at Christmas Leo.

Added: December 9, 2011