Birth date: Apr 3, 1929 Death date: Jan 7, 2016
Leon J. Bill, 86, of Liverpool, passed away peacefully in his sleep with his wife at his side on Thursday, January 7, 2016. He was born in Syracuse and served with the U.S. Air Force. Leon retired from IBM after 38 years of serv Read Obituary
Sister Rose and family,
I am keeping all of you in my thoughts and prayers during this time of letting go and missing Leon. I am confident he is in Paradise with Tony and Jean Tirinato talking over old times and having wonderful, glorious new moments. May the promise of eternal life console you all. Love from the Mohave Desert.
Marion
Sincere Condolences
Leon's loss is a tremendous one for he was a man who was so full of life and love that he gave endlessly from the heart and received in kind. We met him for the first time when he picked us up to bring us to Diane and Steve's wedding and we fell in love with him instantly. While this loss is breaking our hearts we know he believed very deeply in his faith and he is where we will all meet him again one day.
The photos give testament to a man who loved his family and friends unconditionally.
With our deepest love and affection,
Joy & Joe Zimmer (Diane Bill's Aunt and Uncle)
Please accept the most heartfelt sympathies of Le Moyne College. We hope the love and memories that you will forever hold in your heart bring you peace and comfort during this difficult time.
Le Moyne College, Office of Alumni and Parent Programs
Syracuse, NY
Dear Sister Rose,
I am so sorry at the loss of your brother Leon. I know how close you are to him and his family. I am sure he is looking upon his beautiful family now with great joy and pride. May Leon rest in peace and in the arms of God.
Pax et bonum,
Sr. Suzanne
So very sorry to hear of Leons passing. Here is to a life well lived, enriched by his wonderful family, the music that he loved and his abundant love of the theatre. I had the pleasure of being under his direction in OKLAHOMA many years ago. He had boundless energy and excitement while directing. It was infectious. And it was a gift!!! If we measure success by the number of lives we touch and the ways that we reach out to others and truly make a difference...then it's hard to imagine a richer life than Leons. When you have to say good-bye to someone you've shared your life with, there are no words to express how difficult that is, but to all of his beautiful family I hope the love you have known will touch your heart and you'll find comfort in knowing that my caring thoughts are with all of you at this difficult time. He truly was one of a kind !!!!! With much love, Mary Ann Nolis-Korbar
We lost a consummate showman who brought us all a lot of pleasure. We especially remember "Oklahoma" at the Masonic Temple. He was a fine man. We were glad to have known him. May he rest in peace.
Our deepest condolences,
Mary Ann & Alan Thompson
