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The online guestbook for Archie Leppo

Posted on December 31, 2009
Posted by: Jay Edelstein
From: West Hartford CT

Message: My condolences to Archie's family. My mom, Miriam Leppo Edelstein, also a resident of the Hebrew Home, also recently passed away. Meeting another Leppo, Archie, even if not related, was one of her highlights in 5 years at the Hebrew Home. Beyond sharing a last name, my mom looked forward to talking to Archie and to his family and in a way, felt like an unofficial relative. Rest in peace Archie.

Posted on December 31, 2009
Posted by: Stan Newborn
From: West Hartford CT

Message: Remembering a dear caring friend Archie when I volunteered at the HHH in West Hartford. Rest in peace. Shalom, Stan

Posted on January 11, 2010
Posted by: kenneth rome
From: west hartford ct

Message: I just reciently learned of ARCHIE'S passing and it is with deep sadnness and sympathy than i offer you my sincerest condolences i knew archie from his stay at the hebrew home as my mother sylvia was a patient there in a room just down the hall from his on 4 north and one of the things i looked forward to when visiting her and after her passing when i visited was seeing archie i meet him when harry was his roommate and talking to both of them and their mutual love of sports and even after harry past and ed moved in it gave me a kick to vist their room the scholar on one side the athelete on the other both with very alert minds i last saw archie in the fall at yom kipper services and it was so good to see him it made this more bearable knowing he was still around after the services i went over to him and we talked about different things and it was nice to see a smile on his face i then helped him and several others back to their rooms for lunch and as we parted it was with the understanding we would talk again unfortunatly that did not happen as i did not get to chance to go back [my loss] but i hope you can take comfort in knowing that he was a great person that a lot of people are going to miss i know that when i see certain sports on tv that i know he liked i will think of him and wonder what he would have said again my deepest sympathies sincerely ken rome