Bernard was born to Bernard and Margaret (DeBiase) Leonard, on June 26, 1947. He married Patricia Faragia in 1969. They had two sons, Michael and Daniel. They divorced in 1976. He married Sue Keesen in 1979. They divorced in 1987. He was then in a long relationship for almost 20 years with Bonnie. He then married Karina in 2012 and they we're happily together until his untimely death. He was the proud grandfather of Dylan, Lana, Jake and Jasmin Leonard.
He owned and operated Leonard & Company CPAs for over 40 years. A company that his son, Michael, has proudly expanded.
He was an avid collector in things that peaked his interest. His conference room was filled with collectibles.
He was a believer in Christ and attended Church every Sunday. He was a very intelligent and sociable person. He made friends wherever he went.
Ben's wish was to be cremated and his ashes spread in Florida. At this time, his remains are with his son, Danny.
He owned and operated Leonard & Company CPAs for over 40 years. A company that his son, Michael, has proudly expanded.
He was an avid collector in things that peaked his interest. His conference room was filled with collectibles.
He was a believer in Christ and attended Church every Sunday. He was a very intelligent and sociable person. He made friends wherever he went.
Ben's wish was to be cremated and his ashes spread in Florida. At this time, his remains are with his son, Danny.
Bernard was born to Bernard and Margaret (DeBiase) Leonard, on June 26, 1947. He married Patricia Faragia in 1969. They had two sons, Michael and Daniel. They divorced in 1976. He married Sue Keesen in 1979. They divorced in 1987. He was then in a long relationship for almost 20 years with Bonnie. He then married Karina in 2012 and they we're happily together until his untimely death. He was the proud grandfather of Dylan, Lana, Jake and Jasmin Leonard.
He owned and operated Leonard & Company CPAs for over 40 years. A company that his son, Michael, has proudly expanded.
He was an avid collector in things that peaked his interest. His conference room was filled with collectibles.
He was a believer in Christ and attended Church every Sunday. He was a very intelligent and sociable person. He made friends wherever he went.
Ben's wish was to be cremated and his ashes spread in Florida. At this time, his remains are with his son, Danny.
He owned and operated Leonard & Company CPAs for over 40 years. A company that his son, Michael, has proudly expanded.
He was an avid collector in things that peaked his interest. His conference room was filled with collectibles.
He was a believer in Christ and attended Church every Sunday. He was a very intelligent and sociable person. He made friends wherever he went.
Ben's wish was to be cremated and his ashes spread in Florida. At this time, his remains are with his son, Danny.
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