I can't begin to tell you about my feelings for Len, and of course, his dear wife, Audrey. My husband Ernie and I became super friends of Len and Audrey in 1976 when we joined UCT. They were both a fantastic inspiration to both of us. I used to call Len every one or two months to check up on him; my friend Jackie and I visited him a few times. I remember speaking to Len about one/ one and a half, months ago - he remembered me and was so happy to hear from me. Len and I shared a bond of our Great Grandson, Chase. He and his daughter Kathy, have provided me with pictures and thoughts of Chase whom I have never had the opportunity to meet. He reminds me a great deal of his Dad, Jason, my grandson whom I have always treasured but never hear from him. Cathy would bring her Dad to our UCT luncheons and he truly enjoyed his outings. I will really miss his jovial manner. I would like to tell his family, as ex-president of UCT, I have tried to contact all of the surviving members. I REALLY WOULD LIKE TO BE KEPT APPRISED OF A FUTURE VISITATION. SINCERE AND HEARTFELT CONDOLENCES TO LEN'S FAMILY. Linda Robar
