Leroy Wendorf

Death date: Jan 28, 2009

Leroy Albert Wendorf, 88, went to be with his Lord and Savior on January 28, 2009. He is survived by his beloved wife of 66 years, Ruby I. Wendorf; his children, Carol Klappenbach & her husband Richard, Janis Pulliam & her husband Read Obituary

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Bobbie & Ben Scirratt

883w ago

Dear Jean and family,
We got word about Lee from Jack and Betty Jolley through Texaco Retirement news. We appreciate this write up and our hearts are so touched by the thought of that very special wonderful guy.
The memories come flooding back of the times together with you and how Lee could lift your spirits and make you love him and life. You both leave an imprint on the heart. Our thoughts are with you and your precious family and it is hard to express the depth of feeling we feel about Lee and for you at this time. Precious memories.
With Our Love and heartfelt sympathy,
Bobbie and Ben Scirratt

Kathy Moquin

884w ago

I worked for Texaco and first met Lee in 1967, I was 20 years old. He was then and remained one of the most decent, upstanding people I’ve ever met. My prayers are with Lee’s family.

Dick & Diane Lasch

884w ago

Mark & Dawn,
Blessings to you both and the rest of your family. God has really blessed you with loving parents and a wonderful faith. Our hearts go out to you and your’s in this difficult time.

Diane & Dick Lasch

Gail Debenedictis

884w ago

Dear Mark and Dawn,

You and your family are in my prayers. I hope the coming days are filled with comfort from loving memories of time spent with your dad.

Karen Schellberg Boriack

884w ago

We are sorry to hear of your loss. Mr. Wendorf was a wonderful man and great role model. Though it has been many years, we still remember him as part of the St. Michael family. Our prayers are with you.
Karen & Donald Boriack

Lisa Klappenbach-Hilts

884w ago

Dear Mrs. Wendorf,
I had the good fortune to meet you and Mr Wendorf in person on only a few occasions.
First,in 1990,when your daughter, Carol Wendorf, became Carol Klappenbach, my sister-in-law.

In a million lifetimes, I could not be more proud nor more grateful for the sister, who through you and Mr Wendorf, Carol for me, has become. And I am only one, whose life has been enriched by a union that began as yours and his.
Though words today can’t sufficiently comfort you when one you so loved has passed away, please accept my deepest condolences on this sad yet peaceful day and my gratitude, for having passed this way.

With sympathy,
Lisa Klappenbach-hilts

Kathleen Cowles

884w ago

Dear Mark,
God Bless. What a lovely write up. Im so glad you were able to get home and be with the family for the final hours. Your love of God and your wonderful memories will carry you through the loss.

Your LGS friend,
Kathy Cowles

Chuck Giasson

884w ago

Dear Mark,
Phyllis and I want to express our deepest sympathy to you and your family. I know you will treasure all the time you spent with your dad, especially the last moments before he passed into God’s loving arms. Our prayers and thoughts are with you.
Chuck and Phyllis Giasson

Christine Bramson

884w ago

Mark,

I am so sorry to hear of your loss. You and your family will be in our thoughts and prayers. What a blessing you were able to reach him and be with your family during this difficult time.

Much love and heartfelt sympathies,

Christine Bramson

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