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Lienkaemper Funeral Chapel-Ontario
Tracy Leonard
February 27th, 2020
Tracy Leonard, 64 was born in Spokane Washington to Bernard and Sally Seiler on November 24, 1955. She peacefully passed away on February 27, 2020 at St. Luke’s Hospital in Meridian Idaho, with her son by her side. She is survived by Toby Leonard, her son, of Parma, ID, her brother Jeffrey Seiler of Gresham Oregon, her mother, Sally Bellows, Kenneth Seiler (uncle), numerous cousins in the Spokane, WA area along with relatives Lynda Ekstrom and Julie Koyama in Oregon. She was preceded in death by her husband, Tim Leonard, her father, her grandparents, and stepfather, Clint Bellows. She is remembered by many beloved family members, friends, and dance students. Tracy donned her first pair of tap shoes at three years of age and continued her dancing as an instructor at her mother’s dancing school. The family moved to Ontario Oregon where they taught all types of ‘Dance.’ She served as Honored Queen of Job’s Daughters and was a drummer in the OHS band. Tracy and Tim were married in October 1976 and they resided in Fruitland, ID. There will be a Memorial Service for Tracy on Saturday, March 14, in the Parma High School Commons at 12 noon, followed by a pot-luck meal. Arrangements by Lienkaemper Chapel, Ontario.
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Lienkaemper Funeral Chapel-Ontario
For over 100 years, the Lienkaemper Funeral Chapel has served the Ontario, Oregon, community with professional, compassionate care. Our story begins in 1907 when the Peterson family, who owned a furniture store in Ontario, helped with funeral arrangements and sold caskets from the store’s basement. Over the years, the business has grown and had a number of owners, partnerships and names. Among them was our current namesake, the Lienkaemper family, who purchased the family funeral home with the mission of helping families in the Ontario community. ...
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