Birth date: Aug 28, 1933 Death date: Nov 8, 2013
Leo Alfred Morin, age 80 of Ashburn, Virginia passed away on Friday, November 8, 2013, at Prince William Hospital in Manassas, Virginia after suffering a spinal cord injury in 2010 and battling severe infections. Leo was born Mon Read Obituary
My deepest sympathy, Pat, to you and yours. I just read in Ashburn Today of Leo's passing and would surely have been at the Funeral Mass on Thursday had I known. May he rest in peace.
God Bless
Jackie Kinney
I will always remember Leo dancing at one of Potomac Green's parties. He was smiling and having such a good time. He was the Social Committee's Chairman and contributed much to our community. I especially remember how he cared and loved his wife Pat.
A life well lived. Ruth Thompson
Leo was amazing! I don't think I've ever met anyone who cared so much about helping people, and who had so much energy to do so. He has been sorely missed at Potomac Green the last three years. I'm very fortunate to have gotten to know him, and he'll always be a symbol of caring for me.
My condolences to his family, and especially to his beloved Pat.
Martha Gerstein
You will always have a very special place in my heart. You never complained about anything and did so much for everyone. May you rest in peace. XO <3
We are so sorry to hear of Leo's Passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Jim & Jean Anne
My deepest condolences to the family. Losing a dear loved one can leave a very empty space in one's life. Please find strength, hope and comfort in the God of Comfort (1 Corinthians 1: 3,4). You can read or listen to the Bible online at www.jw.org
I have far too many memories to share about Leo but I want to tell you about Santa. Santa lived in Leo. There is a neighborhood grandson who saw Santa leaving Leo's house and he believes Santa lived there. Little did this boy know he does. Leo spent years helping Santa by delivering packages and visiting with kids who needed a little hope at the holidays. For the last 3 weeks of his life Leo was on a ventilator and was unable to be shaved. The night before he passed he had the ventilator removed and we were finally able to see his face. He had a beautiful head of white hair growing and a wonderful white beard. I scratched his chin and told him that he could be a great Santa this year. He pulled his chin up and grinned. Little did I know he was going to be "my" Santa this year. The spirit of Santa is Leo. Leo is Santa, Santa is Leo. He collected Santa figurine's and by the grace of God Kevin received many of Leo's Santa's. Because, even as an adult, I believe in Santa, this year on Christmas eve I will be asking my own personal Santa for miracles. I firmly believe he is living at the North Pole now. Rest my Santa, you have worked and fought hard. I do hope to see you on Christmas Eve, I will wait up. I miss you and love you.
Rhonda
