Dana Shelley
I'm going to miss Mexican night and Your hiccups .He 's going to be DEARLY MISSED.No man has ever been so much fun. Heaven just got a great one.
Death date: Dec 22, 2015
Leonard W. Shaw, age 73, of Austell passed away Tuesday December 22, 2015. He loved to fish and play "Bones" dominos . He is survived by his wife, Sylvia Shaw; and his children Leona Wenzel of Texas, Jennifer Barlow of Sumpter, SC Read Obituary
I'm going to miss Mexican night and Your hiccups .He 's going to be DEARLY MISSED.No man has ever been so much fun. Heaven just got a great one.
Leonard has been a part of my for longer than the almost 5 years we were married . He was my heart and my smile and when I remember him it will always be with love and a smile . He would tell people my bride is cooking me something special or she thought she could beat me at Dominoes but I didn't teach her all my tricks. The great stories he told about his life ,the places he had been his two wonderful ,beautiful daughters ,how proud he was of them and of his grandchildren some of whom he just met and some he had adopted Antonio,Ashley, Jessie ,Kyleigh (Silas)Scooter,Alea,Destiny,Jr,Emma,Addie and if I forgot a name it doesn't mean he didn't love you as much just that I am old . He loved his cousins, my sisters and he loved his friends David and Dennis Will and Todd. But most importantly he loved the Lord and me.We are only gonna have a delayed service any flowers or contributions can be made to the Cancer systems .He had the greatest nurses and most wonderful Doctors .Thanks Cobb Oncology and Cobb Infusion. I loved him then,I love him now and he will always be loved in my heart.Thanks so much for all the love and prayers he experienced and have meant so much to me To God be the Glory.
Rest in peace Mr. Shaw. To the family, I am truly sorry for your loss. Please accept my condolences and prayers. God bless all of you.
It's hard to believe. There will be no more Sunday calls to talk about Nascar, the Dallas Cowboys, your dislike for Tony Romo. It seems like just yesterday you were taking me fishing, telling me to keep quiet or I'd scare the fish away. Yesterday, hanging out with you at work, roaming the airport terminals for kicks. Yesterday, the two of us taking a road trip from Texas to Georgia. I do have many fond memories that span many, many years. While you may have left the physical world, you're right...I know you will be with us in spirit and I'm blessed to carry your memory in my heart. You fought one heck of a fight, and was as brave as any warrior facing battle. Know that I love you Dad and will miss you terribly. May you rest in eternal peace, until we meet again.