Please accept my condolences

Anita -

We were so sorry to hear of Len's passing yet we have such happy memories of Len (and you!) From your visit to our Colorado home with Mom and Dad, to Len's giant smile and wonderful humor to our peanut dispensing moose (hand-made by Len) - all wonderful remembrances of times past.

Dear Mrs. Spenler, Larry, and Family,

I'm so sorry for your loss. He was a wonderful person. I'll be thinking of you and keeping you in my prayers.

Love, Martha Kremenak

Durban, South Africa

Steve and family,

I just wanted you to know how special you are to me as you were a good friend of mine in high school. Your dad was all integrity!!!! We didnt come in to just buy tires it was all about relationships and what he meant to the community of Iowa City.

My deceased husband, Dick Stewart, served with him in Korea and admired him. When we would go to Iowa City to visit our daughter, we visited with Leonard several times.

Steve and Family, Sorry about the loss of your father. He was known to many in the community and well respected. Enjoy the memories you had with him and rest assured that at least he is at peace and no longer suffering.

I'll always remember Len Spenler as a friend of my dad, the late Rev. Fred L. Penny. I, his daughter, wish to convey my most sincere condolences in this, your hour of bereavement. May God bless and grant His comfort to all of you.

Dear Anite and your family! Our thoughts and prayers are with you all during these difficult days of adjustment for you. As we recall many memories of our continued friendships thru the years; we will always remember Len for his unique sense of humor as well as his dedicated and professional approach to the business world.

Anita and Family we are sorry for your loss. You will all be in our prayers. God Bless You All.

Len was a perfect gentleman in every respect, had class and was a friend to all....we became acquainted when our sons were playing Little League baseball at City Park, then on the Babe Ruth baseball, IC Booster Club, the Elks Club and then many summer trips playing golf with the "Bogie Busters".....he loved playing golf and enjoyed the refreshments following.....a great guy that we are truly proud to call a friend... Anita and family, our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time, however, you'll have many great memories to share with each other......