Leonard bringing in another New Year with the side by side Rossi. Don't forget to check the fence line.


Leonard checking his Winchester Defender.


Leonard at the military museum in Charleston, SC. Leonard recognized the shoulder patch he wore on his US Army uniform while overseas in France. The US Army European Command "the flaming sword patch".


Leonard's signed Joe Bowman, "The Straight Shooter".


Leonard's signed Lash La Rue.


Leonard late 1950s. What goes with the (toy) gun barrel pointing in the foreground?


Leonard's shovel.


Leonard 1974


Leonard never talked much about this girl he knew while in France with the US Army. When Leonard was asked, "why is she sad?" Leonard responded, "She's knocked-up."


Leonard with BirdWoman


"Use caution when operating heavy equipment."


Leonard with his behind the back frisbee catch, mid-air and barefooted.


Leonard, Orange Crush Kamikaze.


Leonard during a full moon...woof! woof!


Leonard's dog 'kilo'. The frisbee catching dog.


Leonard rockin' the range with the Winchester Model 1897.



Leonard having some fun with Lucky J's 10 gallon hat and high n' tight hair cut. "There's a NEW Sheriff in town"


"get your motor running"



Leonard 'in the wind'...well more like in the breeze.
Leonard was into tackling the big green jungle he called "my yard"

---photo by Lavar---

Cousin Patricia's Wedding



Leonard and Brother Pat at the reception for Cousin Patricia & Alfred's wedding.
Patricia's Wedding took place in the chapel of the Sisters Of Incarnate Word And Blessed Sacrament Convent located in Victoria, Texas.
The Catholic Sisters Convent has been in service since the year 1866 and Patricia claims that her wedding with Alfred is the ONLY wedding to take place in the Convent Chapel's history.
Leonard, once more a part of history.

Beca & Leonard



Best friends with never ending love.

Lawn Chair











Leonard would say "One cool thing about having a motorcycle is that you always have a portable lawn chair."
Leonard and his (lawn chair) Harley Sturgis at the B&B near "dutch lane."

---photos by Nappy---

Forge-Anvil-Hammer and Iron









Forge-Anvil-Hammer and Iron along with the BLACKSMITH...the possibilities are endless.
Leonard would call blacksmithing, "working iron" and any time Leonard witnessed anyone involved in welding/iron working, Leonard would praise the worker with "get it! get it! work that iron!"
A praise inherited from Leonard's Blacksmith Father P.H. De Leon.