Leah M. Sailor

Leah, your graceful and loving presence will be missed in all the places and spaces you filled with your gentle and kind spirit. I feel blessed to have known you and will miss you dearly and remember you fondly. Love, Karen Andro

With greatest sympathy. I enjoyed getting to know Leah as we traveled to St. Louis for UMW Leadership Training. I will miss seeing Leah at the Baraboo Theatrical Guild presentations. She will be missed. Ruby Dow, UMW Conference Team Member

We are so sorry to hear of Leah's passing. The friendship we enjoyed with your family in Antigo will always be cherished. Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers at this difficult time. Bob Anderson, Linda (Anderson) Middleton, and all of the Hilber and Irene Anderson family

Dear Leah. I recently came across a Facebook post where I had included Leah in a list of my closest friends and confidants. She thanked me but it is I who am grateful. Such a kind, gentle, loving woman as I got to know her from the beginning which was, maybe 20 years ago if that is possible. Leah and Fid and Jeff and I belonged to a couples' movie group through First Church and shared dinners and discussions along with David and Judy, and Joan and Don plus others. Leah has been so active in our Deborah Circle Group, choir, and more service to church, family, and friends than I can count. God truly blessed Leah and all of us who knew and loved her. Losing those whom we love is never easy. We look forward to meeting them all again in a better place. Good bye Leah. Until we meet again. Jeff and Lynne Jeffris