Obituaries
Leslie R. Eller, 76
March 08, 1944 - December 02, 2020
Leslie R. Eller, 76, of Mountville, passed away on Wednesday, December 2, 2020, at Lancaster General Hospital, due to complications of Covid-19. Born in Bel Air, MD, he was the son of the late Clarence and Dorothy Eller. Leslie was preceded in death by his wife, Wanda Creasy Eller who passed in 2013, and his son Dennis E. Eller.
Les was retired from his job as a welder at High Steel. In earlier years he proudly served in the U.S. Army (1968-1971) with tours of duty in Germany and Vietnam. He was a proud veteran, and honored recipient of the Bronze Star. He was a member of Quarryville V.F.W. # 3575. Leslie loved his family and friends, and greatly enjoyed social gatherings. His hobbies included collecting Coca-Cola items, anything Harley-Davidson, and attending public sales.
Les was always ready with a handshake, a hug, and a smile, and described himself as a “jokester” and “having no enemies”. He was a lover of people, of laughter, and especially of his family. Les will be greatly missed by all who knew him.
He is survived by two granddaughters, Payton Eller Walton (Jesse) and Cassidy Rae Eller; also sisters Charlotte Myer and Lucy Burns (Tom), and his daughter-in-law Venus Eller. Leslie was a longtime resident of Frogtown Rd, Pequea. In the past few years he resided in Mountville with his friend Pat Jones.
Interment will be a private ceremony at Indiantown Gap National Cemetery. Because of the pandemic, a celebration of Leslie’s life will be announced later. Expressions of sympathy can be in the form of a memorial donation to the Quarryville V.F.W. #3575, 1653 Holtwood Rd, Holtwood, PA 17532.
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Condolences to the Family
November 29, 2022
Our Condolenses to his family. Our thoughts and prayers from California. Miles may separate us, but always on our minds and in our hearts. Mike and Pat Farmer
December 07, 2020
We will always remember your laugher and your high-energy that made family gatherings extra special. Indeed you were quite a jokester. My kids remember the time you drove them somewhere and mentioned that you were legally blind. They road very uncomfortably not knowing if you were joking or if they should brace for an imminent car crash. Hahaha. Jokes aside, two people in particular will miss hearing “hey sis”, but they know you are now with Wanda and Denny and saying “hey baby” once again to your beloved wife.
Stacey Feindt
December 06, 2020
I would like to reconect with Lucy Burns. My father worked with your mother and as children we spent many times together. Feel free to contact me through email: brendashelly@gmail.com
December 04, 2020
I miss your hugs & smile! Thanks for being a very superb Uncle! You always gave with no regrets! I miss going antiqing with you & Aunt WandaI
I’m glad I got to speak with you awhile back!
RIP Uncle Les
Ellen-Dianne