Leslie's Life and Experiences

Leslie shares his life story, starting with his love for painting as a form of therapy. He recounts his challenging childhood, growing up in an orphanage after his parents' separation. Leslie describes his military service during World War II, including the loss of a friend and his own injury. After the war, he pursued a career in architecture and built a family, emphasizing the importance of family and community. Leslie reflects on his life, expressing gratitude for his blessings and the legacy he leaves behind.

What activity does Leslie find therapeutic?

• Painting

• Playing music

• Writing

• Gardening

What significant event happened to Leslie at the age of seven?

• He learned to paint

• His parents separated

• He moved to a new city

• He started school

Who was Leslie's tent mate during the war?

• Richard Vargas

• David Brown

• John Smith

• Michael Johnson

What did Leslie study at the University of Pennsylvania?

• Architecture

• Medicine

• Engineering

• Law

Where did Leslie meet his wife?

• At a friend's house

• At a park

• At a church

• At a university

What does Leslie believe is the first responsibility of an American citizen?

• To their job

• To their family

• To their community

• To their country

What is the name of the airplane Leslie jumped from on D-Day?

• Bravo 5

• Delta 9

• Whisky 7

• Charlie 3

How many great-grandchildren does Leslie have?

• 15

• 20

• 13

• 10

What does Leslie consider his 'Garden of Eden'?

• His art studio

• His family

• His hometown

• His garden

How does Leslie describe his life overall?

• Challenging

• Unfulfilled

• Blessed

• Ordinary