Leonard Clark Obituary

BRIGHT, ARTICULATE & REAL. An all- around Good Guy

I knew Leonard in many ways: a friend, a teacher, and a neighbor. Leonard was always there when you needed support. He is missed.

I just learned of Leonard's passing. So sad. I worked with him many years ago (45) at NLRB in KC. He was such a nice man, a true gentleman. My condolences to his family.

Leonard Clark could always make you smile. He had a story for every occasion.

We were classmates of Leonards and he was always well thought of. We enjoyed his friendship. Our sympathy to his family!

I am very saddened to hear of Leonard's passing. I was so honored to have served as his physician until my retirement several years ago. He was a kind, thoughtful, intelligent gentleman and I will miss our visits. My sincerest of condolences to Leatha, their children, and, their many friends.

A Fellow Archon and Fraternity borther that will be truely missed.

was very saddened to hear of Leonard s death. He was a vibrant man, a great lawyer, and friend. He will be missed.

On behalf of the Lawrence High School Class of 1966, I offer comfort to Leatha, Teresa, Mary, John, Laura, Adalynn, and Clay. May your memories be of happiness and love. Leonard was an American Government teacher at LHS. The last time we met was not long ago when we shared some of our lives, and I was rather astonished by his accomplishments. I will carry my respect for him always.

I met Leonard in seventh grade and had many classes with him. He was so smart but never condescending! He was a very fine man and will be missed by many.

Barbara Robbins Perry
LHS classmate

I always enjoyed visiting with Leonard at WSU when I would work the games. He knew I was from Ottawa, Kansas, and he had worked in Lawrence, Kansas. We had an even deeper connection when he found out his wife and I were Delta Sorority Sisters. Our heartfelt sympathy goes out to the family. Your loved one will be missed.
Delvin and Shirley McGilbray

Good Guy! Remembered him from my High school days

Great Classmate, and thoughtful Friend. Always had kind words for everyone. Gentle Man

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow. My sincerest condolences to the family.

Leonard was a relative on my mother's side of the family. We have known him and his family throughout the years. He was kind and genuine. Gone too soon. Rest in peace, sir.

My job (from another office) required his signature, so a fond professional memory from decades ago was when I addressed Dr. Clark as Mr. Clark...over a period ? of time! When I saw his framed PhD I apologized & was embarrassed, he ever so politely, kindly, replied "Why? you're not wrong, I was a Mister before I got my Doctorate!" The world is a better place because of Dr. Clark. Prayers for comfort as he rests.

Rest in Peace

Leonard was a wonderful person! My deepest sympathy to his family. My family was friends with his family growing up in Lawrence Kansas. He was kind, smart, and always interested in you as a person.

Sincerely,
Mr. Kim R. Wrench
Kansas City, Mo

Mr. Clark was a well-liked and respected teacher as Lawrence High. The world has lost a good person!

I first met Leonard when we were law students. Even though of different races we began to call each other cousin because of our surname, and continued to do so as we saw each other over the years. It was a special greeting because he was special, as everyone was his brother.