Birth date: Jun 11, 1922 Death date: May 7, 2014
Mr. Leonard R. Banwell, 91, passed away Wednesday evening, May 7, 2014, at his home. Born June 11, 1922 in Petoskey, MI to Alfred and Lottie (Bonter) Banwell, he was a Muskegon resident for many years. He was a US Army Air Corps v Read Obituary
We send our sincere sympathy to your family. We are here to support you in your time of loss – today and for as long as you need us. – The Staff of Harbor Hospice.
Dear Banwell Family and Friends,
I am so very sorry to hear of the loss of your dear loved one. Please accept my sincere condolences. May it comfort you to know that "The Most High God" has resurrected humans before through his Son Jesus Christ, and he assures us He will do so again very soon. (Acts 24:15,Job 14:15)
Bob and Mrs. Banwell - I am so sorry for your loss. I have so many great memories about Mr. Banwell and your family. I will forever smile when I think of the times Mr. Banwell would "pick on me" and that crack a grin, so I'd know he wasn't serious. He was such a nice man and I hope that the memories you both have will bring you comfort during these difficult times.
Janet (Bosch) Taylor
Mary and family,
My sincere sympathy for your loss.
Reva Seng
Our sympathy to you and your Family. Mary and I worked at Viking Foods, and had our boys one day apart in August 1960. Time goes pretty fast as we are getting older. Take care and sorry to hear of your loss. Richard and Marilyn (Derby) Orling.
Mary:
We are so sorry to hear of Leonard's passing. He meant a lot to a lot of people, including Loretta and myself. Our special prayers are going out for you, Mary. We will be seeing you in June when we get home.
God bless you and Robert at this time of need of friends.
Tom & Loretta Sieffert
Mary and Robert, Sending my sympathy and prayers during this time of sorrow. God Bless
Mary and family: thoughts and prayers are with you. Len was a very gentle gentleman and will be missed by many.
Robert and Mrs.Banwell - My thoughts and prayers are with you today. I think about all the times at your home when Robert and I was growing up. Mr. Banwell would sure give us boys his input. I so enjoyed running into him at the Cherokee Rest and he would always remind me of the time Robert backed his new van into the fence at my house. I will never forget his kindness. May the memories bring you peace today and in the days ahead. I'm proud to have been influenced in my life by such great man.
