Leo Loomis Jr.
November 25, 2011
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Leo LaVerne Loomis Jr., 62, died Friday, November 25, 2011, at Mercy Medical Center. Visitation will be held 6 to 8 p.m., Thursday December 1, 2011, at Hamilton’s Funeral Home, 605 Lyon Street.
Leo was born November 12, 1949, to Leo, Sr., and Ruby Loomis in Des Moines, and worked many years for the State of Iowa. He was a collector of watches.
Leo is survived by his son, Adam Loomis; and numerous friends that he dearly loved. He was preceded in death by his parents; and brother, Gary Loomis.
Online condolences may be expressed at:
www.HamiltonsFuneralHome.com
mama bear and the Cook
12/01/2011
Leo was a good man and a good friend was there when you needed anything but wanted nothing in return you will be missed rest in peace and do not be to hard on all the angles
Concerned
12/01/2011
Leo- you will surely be missed. I know you spent a lot of time on the go- hope now you can finally rest. You helped so many people finding what they was searching for.
Marna Justman
12/01/2011
I will always remember when you took me to see my daughter "saying that no one should go without seeing their kids". The times we had together were always fun and I will look back at our little trip to Boone this past fall. :) I will think of you when I pass by IWD. You would have a big smile on your face when you saw me walk in to see you. I will miss you!! Now you are out of your pain. Rest in Peace
David Brown
12/01/2011
Leo always gave excellent and patient service to customers and staff alike. He was always dedicated to his work. We have lost a very knowledgeable person from our staff. He was courteous to all. Thank you Leo for your hard work. David Brown
Andi
11/30/2011
Leo, a person has alot of aquaintances in their life, but very few true friends. You truely were that to me. I will forever be grateful for having known you and all the fun and laughter that you brought to everyone. Thanks for the memories.
Kate Bearce Pine
11/30/2011
I had the opportunity to know Leo while I worked at 430 E Grand. My favorite memory of Leo was swapping tattoo stories, hearing his adventures on his motocycle and seeing his face light up when I brought brownies to share. He will be missed by all who were greeted by his infectious smile. My sympathies to your family during thsi time. -Kate
Evie and Ron Ruby
11/30/2011
We will both miss you very much. We used to look forward to our suppers out together. I'll be sure and have that extra piece of pie for you....
Rose Milosevic
11/29/2011
He was a good friend of my brother-in-law and that is how we came to know Leo he loved to go Christmas light looking we will miss and love you always.
Roger&suzaine Gullion
11/29/2011
Love you brother, we' sure miss you I wish we could have done more pictures together. You be remembered by us
THE GULLIONS.
Mike
11/29/2011
Goodbye my little buddy, you will be missed by all, even though you are gone, you will never be forgotten. May God bless you, your family and your many, many,friends. Mike
Marilyn Butcher
11/29/2011
Leo was a very special person and he will be missed by his IowaWORKS family!
Norma Smith
11/29/2011
Leo, when you said to me on Tuesday 'Darlin, you only live once", i didn't know it was going to be the last thing you said to me. I will miss you and will always remember your humor and acceptance of all things. Rest in peace my friend.
Julie
11/29/2011
Leo was a wonderful man and a great friend to all. He was always there if you needed something. He will be greatly missed but the memories will be cherished forever in our hearts.
Kelly Loftus
11/29/2011
Adam, Iowa Workforce wont be the same without your father. He kept us entertained here at work. He could take the teasing as well as he could give it out. You and your family are in my thoughts in prayers. Kelly
Kimberly Wilhelm
11/29/2011
Leo,
You were a mentor and friend. You always encouraged me when I was down. I'm going to miss being called "sweetie". Since Fridays were your fault you always said you will hold all problems to give to me on Monday since things were my fault then. I guess it's up to me now to carry the load. I will truly miss you and always do my best to keep smiling.
Adam your dad was a great man and truly loved. Too many of our customers he was Iowa Workforce and he did it well. God Bless you!