Death date: Feb 12, 2013
North Andover ? Leo F. Turner, 84, of North Andover, Massachusetts, passed away on February 12, 2013. Patricia Turner, his wife of 57 years, was by his side. Leo was born on August 22, 1928 in Lowell, Massachusetts, and was educat Read Obituary
My accept my sympathies on the loss of your husband, dad and grandfather Leo. Our families were across from each other at the Merrimack Valley Hospice house through the blizzard and those final days. It was a deeply sad, but touching time. Dan's dog brought a smile to our faces and I will always remember him generously digging out our car after the storm. He said, his dad would expect him to do as much. I hope you can find some solace as you grieve your loss.
I wsh to express my deepest sympathies on the passing of Leo. I worked with Leo at the GSA Office of Inspector General for nearly 10 years. If I was asked one specific thing I remembered most about Leo, I would have to say it was that big ear to ear smile (much like in the photo of Leo shown in his obituary). Leo was a true gentleman, a trusted coworker and above all else...a true friend. Sincerely Keith Withycombe
Our deepest sympathy goes to Jane, Mrs. Turner and the Turner Family. We will keep all of you in our thoughts and prayers. May you find peace and comfort knowing that you have a Guardian Angel.
pat and family so sorry for your loss.leo was a pleasure to work with.jean
We send our deepest sympthy in the loss of your husband. We will keep you in our thoughts and prayers. Dan & Pat Glynn.
John, we are all so sorry for the loss of your Grandfather. He has clearly been a strong presence in your life, you are so lucky to have had that. Wishing you peace, for you and your entire family.
Leo was a joy to hear from. Family and friends were most important to him. Wish Pat and the family our condolences Harry & Katrina
We've lost a dear, dear friend. Our deepest sympathy goes to Pat and her family. With love and prayers, Bill, Margaret and family
Please accept my since condolence for your loss. I was in the First FPS Class in 1971 at the Cape. Leo gave me a ride down and back. I remain with FPS here in Boston, and I am the last remaing member of the first class still on active duty with DHS/FPS. Dick Hopkins and I were Leo's Staff Inspectors. FPS owes at lot to Leo in those early years. I will miss him also. Donald S. Kimball, Col. Department of Homeland Security, Federal Protective Service, Region 1.
We are so sorry for your loss of someone who represented everything that a good person should be. Our thoughts are with you and the entire Turner/Collins Families.
