Beverly Lynn Leech

To the entire family, you are in my thoughts and prayers. You have such a special bond as a family and I am sure that your mother will be watching over you all, peacefully, from heaven. God bless you all.

In faith!

The many memories I have of Beverly and your family are too many to count. I had the pleasure of getting to know her through our volunteer work at the school. The two of us ironing space uniforms was a hoot! She loved to help and we all learned to love her dearly. Ms. Beverly has gone home to live with the Lord. She is at peace and is in Heaven with our Savior! What a blessing that is and we all need to take comfort in that and the fact that one day we shall be reunited through God's grace!

Bev was very special to me and always treated me like her own- whether it was when Linda & I were in Jr. High/High School & hung out on Timberlane or when I visited Linda many years later in Kokomo. She had a beautiful heart, which is why she raised so many good children. I'll miss her- answering the phone when I called and sitting on the back porch of Linda's house on Indiana St. just visiting. My hope is that your love for each other will support you during this very difficult time.

Dear Linda and family,
You are in my thoughts and prayers. This on-line service was provided to us when my brother-in-law died and was such a comfort to my sister. She read all the messages and was glad to hear from those who were far away and unable to be with us. May your mother rest in peace and may our Lord hold you and comfort you in the days to come.
Nancy

To the entire family, but especially Kim, Genesis and Micah. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. May the love and grace of Jesus carry you though the days and weeks ahead. May He wrap His arms around you and surround you with His peace.

I remember meeting Beverly while volunteering at her granddaughters elementary schools here in Katy, TX. What struck me about Beverly was her smile and jolly laugh.... not to mention that she was a grandmother volunteering. I appreciated working along side her as she helped the elementary school aged children with purchases at the bookfairs and santa store. Beverly was a grandnother who loved her granddaughters. You could see this whenever one of them would enter the room. It was an honor and privilege to have met Beverly along lifes' journey. Love & prayers to all family and friends. In Christ, Maureen Butcher

She was never "Beverly", she was always "Grandma" to me. That's how I'll always remember her. It's hard to believe that she is no longer here. She has moved up to the Master's dwelling. What a promotion!

I never had the pleasure of sharing a cup of coffee or lunch with Beverly as so did many of our other church family. I would have loved to have known her in that special way. Though I was blessed to have always been greeted with a great big smile from her on Sundays. I will never forget her genuine spirit that came with her smile. I feel so blessed just having the opportunity to have received her warm welcomes with a great hello from her smiles. I know she is smiling forever more.

Sent to Bittle and Hurt, Greencastle, IN:

From Kathy Schafer Fuerman

Sorry for your loss!

Sent to Bittles and Hurs Funeral Home, Greencastle, IN:

Dear Jeff, Beth, Linda, Scott, and Kim Leech,

Linda and I were very sad to read of Bev's passing tonight. She was a wonderful person and I am sure you will miss her greatly. I think of all the times when you all were growing up and how great she was to you and also to me. If you are ever in Fort Madison again, please let us know. Our hearts are with you and I hope all of you are doing well. George and Linda Wheeler

Sent to Bittles and Hurt Funeral Home Greencastle, IN:

The Clearwater Cousins are truly sorry for your loss.
Ron and Marilyn Clearwaters, Windle and Dorothy Clearwater, Jim Clearwater, Morris Glen and Helen Ogles, Betty and Roy Cooper, Avis Plummer, and Juanita June Williamson.

We were so sorry to hear of Bev's passing. It was a terrible shock. We have wonderful memories of your family. Whenever the name comes up, we immediately think of the Thanksgiving when the turkey fell off the grill and rolled down the hill!!
It's been too many years since we've been in contact. Please know that our prayers are with all of you. We will always remember Bev.

God Bless,
Ardelle Skillern
Jana (Skillern) Hubbs
Jon Skillern

Sent to Bittles and Hurt Funeral Home, Greencastle, IN:

Our sincere sympathy on the passing of Bev. Our memories of her take us back to when the Leech family lived on Timberlane Drive. Bev was always good hearted and a busy mom with you five kids. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.

Gary and Mary Edens
35 years now on Timberlane Drive
Fort Madison, IA 52627

To Bev's Children and Granchildren, I just wanted you to know how much I loved you Mother and Grandma, I have great memories when she lived with us in Indianapolis in the 1950's. Her and my sister Barbara,were great to me and helped spoil me,on their payday I would always find the time to meet them at the bus stop to make sure they knew I cleaned their room,and they never let me down and gave me a dollar or two. Bev coming home this summer was great we had a lot of laughs and fun playing cards. Thanks for sharing her with Barbara and I. Thanks also for coming to my home you made my day. Love Margi