Thursday, April 19, 2012

Leonard Pringle

It is with heavy heart that I pass on that Leonard Pringle of San Jacinto Community College has apparently died from a heart attack.  Leonard, rest in peace my friend.
Leslie Bartosh

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  1. I heard this yesterday. Words can not describe how I feel about this loss. He was a great mentor, teacher, leader and friend.

    Chef Brian Hay
    University of South Carolina

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  2. He was a wonderful teacher. My son Jeremy loved him.
    This is a loss indeed. Very sad to hear.

    Jennifer Moody
    Pasadena,Tx

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  3. Leonard will be missed indeed. I agree with all that Brian has said. I was and am astounded that this has ocurred and we will never see our friend again. I always appreciated Leondard's sense of humor.
    Chef Leslie Bartosh

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  4. thier will be a memorial service on thursday April 26th at 11:30 am in the culinary arts classroom if ou would like to attened. please call ramon ramirez for more info at 281-904-2504.

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    1. Thank you.
      I will pass this on where I can.
      Best regards
      Leslie Bartosh

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  5. What I will miss most about Leonard is his unique since of humor and his ability to cut through all the BS and get to the heart of the matter. I was proud to work him as a fellow eductor on several education projects through the Greater Houston Restaurant Asscociation.

    Chef Reginald Martin,CEC

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  6. It was only about week ago that I heard the news about Leonard and I am still very sad. He was not only my colleague but my friend. I enjoyed working with him on TEACHM projects and sharing downtime at local restaurants. He was a blast to work with and his humor keep us smiling through challenges.
    M.T. Hickman, Travel, Exposition and Meeting Management Program Coordinator, Richland College.

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  7. Chef Martin, M.T.; I must agree with both of you. Leonard had a way of getting the real subject. And as noted: his humor often made the drudgery fun. I am still somewhat in shock that he has passed as I am sure many people are.
    Best regards
    Leslie Bartosh

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