Leonore R. Gates-Baker

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When I think of Lee, the first word that comes to mind is Spitfire! She always made me smile and would get me laughing every time we were together. Whether we were making breakfast, balancing the checkbook, flipping mattresses, or just watching TV- it was a good time. I felt fortunate to be her trusted friend for the few years that we had together. I remember how her eyes would just twinkle as she talked and told stories about her past and her children, whom she was so very proud of, and her grandchildren, who she would get so excited to see. When great grandchildren started coming, she was so tickled and took great joy in showing me their pictures and how much they grew between each one. Sending thoughts and prayers to the Baker family! Jennifer K.

Leonore was great friends with my grandma, Joyce Meinholz. I have fond memories of Leonore from my childhood & think of her just about every time I think of grandma. She had the sweetest puffy cheeks and kind eyes when she smiled. I'm sorry for the whole families loss of a beautiful soul. Rest in peace, Leonore!

Grandma meant the world to me. Her passion for baking and cooking were instilled in me at a young age. We both enjoyed making Christmas cookies beyond anyone's expectations, even our own. I will never forget the smile in her face, the laugh, and twinkle in her eyes. Some of the best memories I have are having fish dinners with friends and family. I will miss her forever.

Family of Lee Baker I knew your mom from activities at Bethel, and also from ordering pizza at Bucks. Our deepest condolences to you and your family. Mark, you are the only one I knew from youth group at Bethel. take care. Sue Masshardt Marking