Shirley and family….we’re saddened to hear of Les’s passing. Such a struggle he endured and yet he was always smiling. Our hearts and prayers are with you..Terry and Linda Farr

Sending our condolences from Julie and I, we had the pleasure of living beside Les and Shirley for a couple years and they were the best neighbours! We will miss you Les ❤️

My heartfelt sympathies to the entire family. I worked with Les for many years. Les was the nicest person I ever had the privilege to work with. Rest In Peace Les.

Dearest Elliott family, My heart goes out to all of you. Uncle Les was such a kind and wonderful man. I’m so sorry for your immense loss of such a kind soul. Sending love & hugs to all of you.

To Shirley, Wade, Ryan and Family Members: Please accept our Condolences.

Our Memories of Les, include his response to comments, from the Hockey Dad’s, regarding the Fireman’s Time Off; Quote: Don’t Cry, Apply!!

Les and Shirley, we’re Instrumental in Fund Raising and Support of Our Hockey Team.

Rest In Peace!

Dennis, Carole Boghean and Family, on behalf of the Pie’s to P.A. Team!

My Dear Elliott Family, it is with a heavy heart to hear of Les's passing. He was a Beautiful Person and I was honor to have known him and have been a neighbor/friend for a number of years! We truly had some Awesome Times together and so many great memories to remember as we take this time to share our thoughts..

God always takes the good ones to share in his kingdom with first. May you rest in peace Les and one day we will see you again my dear friend!, And to the family, please know our thoughts and prayers are with you all. Take this time to grieve and remember all the love and joy you all shared together with this loving,father,husband and always my friend.

May God Bless and keep you all safe.

Blair and Sheila Grant..

So sorry to hear of Les’s passing. Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers at this difficult time

In 1974 when Dave I moved into Pine Ridge and on Pine Grove Close who would have known our lives would change forever.There we were moving in and as l remember as I looked down our street there as big as life was Les and Shirley waving and welcoming us to the neighborhood. We became good friends and as we had our children they also became friends and just us the whole neighborhood became one. We had backyard barbecues, house parties and the great adventure camping to standpoint, and that was a yearly adventure. Les would bring out the boat the kids would water ski and run around the park all night long. Les and Shirley always had fun things for the kids to do. As the kids got older they were off doing there own interests but we were still all close, we were family. We could not imagine living anywhere else, we lived in the hood, on the best block in the city with the most amazing people. Les was not our firefighter but also our mechanic, doctor when we needed him and our party coordinator. He will be so missed by family and friends but not forgotten.