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Monday, January 6, 2014

Memorial: Brother Lessel L. Hanspard


"We can only stand and gage and bow our heads in humble submission"
Brother Lessel L. Hanspard
Alpha June 26, 1945
Omega March 8, 2007

Service date (unknown)

Brother Lessel Hanspard, the son of the late Esrow and Dessie Hanspard was one of six children born to this union in West Monroe, Louisiana. Four siblings proceded him in death: Archie, Livie Lane, Willie and Louis.
At an early age the family moved to Pontiac, Michigan. Les graduated from Oakland Community College in Auburn Hills Michigan with a degree in Engineering Computer Aided Designs (CAD). He was employed by the General Motors Corporation for many years.
He was married to Geraldine Palmieri; to this union two children were born.
After taking a medical leave from General Motors, Lessel moved to Calhoun, Louisiana. He loved attending Jerusalem Baptist Church and his home church, Mount Pleasant Missionary Baptist Church, where he recently joined the Male Chorus.
He was a very special and caring person and will be missed by all.


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  1. AnonymousMarch 8, 2017 at 11:24 AM

    Ten years ago today, my husband and the Father of our children was raised to a higher power.
    Rest In Peace
    Geri

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