Leonard F. Sperandeo

December 20, 1926 - December 1, 2019

Resting in Peace Leonard Sperandeo is no longer suffering but is now reunited with his sweet wife of almost 70 years, Frances. Len was the son of Sicilian immigrants, Michael and Mary Sperandeo, and the youngest of 4 children: Joe, Rosalie and Ann. A Navy veteran, Len served our country stateside as a Pharmacist Mate during World War II. As a sportsman, he enjoyed fishing, hunting and weekend trips to state parks. Later in life he studied and became a private pilot and loved more than anything flying his small airplane, his pride and joy. Len lived his long life providing for his entire family, caring for Mom after her devastating fall, and doing all the things that he loved, on his terms and in his own way. Flying, fishing, hunting, boating, he definitely kept himself active and busy all the way into his 90's. Len worked with his hands and could repair almost anything and tinkered with everything mechanical. He began a successful garage door business in the 1950's that is still serving the community today. He was extremely generous and had helped every neighbor on the block in some way. He loved all people but most of all he dearly loved and cared for his family including all of his grandchildren, nieces, nephews, cousins and extended family. Possessing a sharp sense of humor, Len was a habitual joker with everyone he met. He was kidding his hospice nurse just 2 days before he went to be with the Lord. He didn't complain about his illness instead he denied its existence and always downplayed his pain. Such strength and fortitude are very rare today. Loving husband to: Frances Schulte. Father to: John Sperandeo and Janice Roeder. Grandfather to: Eric Roberts, Craig Roberts, Jehnna Sperandeo and Nicholas Sperandeo. Great Grandfather to: Matt Roberts, Kate LeBeau, Jamie Roberts, Brendan Roberts, Erica Roberts, Adrianne Roberts, Mitchell Roberts, Lilly Keen and Taylor Roberts. Great Great Grandfather to: Emmalyn Roberts. Beloved Uncle, Great Uncle and dear friend to so very many. We will miss you Dad, Grandpa, Uncle Len, Lenny, Mr. Len but we rejoice in knowing the rich and robust life you lived from which we have learned and received so much. We were blessed by your love and your long life. Rest in Peace until we meet again. We love you.