Steven Bloomer
Family needs to stick together.
Birth date: Jan 9, 1935 Death date: Aug 31, 2025
Leona “Lee” Repplinger found peace on Sunday, August 31, 2025, at the age of 90. She was born in Wisconsin where she lived most of her adult life, working in retail and as a customer service representative. She enjoyed bowling and Read Obituary
Family needs to stick together.
Her last visit with me. Talking about family and her incredible knowledge of her siblings.
My Aunt Lee is a kind and gentle person. She called and kept me abreast of all family dynamics. She loved her family and created an environment of love and happiness. I will truly miss her. May God bless her family. I know she will be a true bright spot in Heaven and I can’t wait to see her again.
Her nephew Steven.
Fond memories
A Fond Memory of Lee Repplinger
I have so many cherished memories of the time Lee Repplinger and I spent working together at Blackhawk. We were employed there for a number of years, and over that time, a strong bond of friendship grew between us — one that I truly believe was meant to last forever. Lee always called me “Jude,” and I loved that. It was her special name for me, and it always made me smile.
Lee and her husband, “Red” were fun to be around. I would often visit them and it was clear how close they were. One of their great passions was square dancing. I remember seeing so many photos of them dancing together — the joy on their faces was unforgettable. They were such a wonderful couple to know.
Lee wasn’t just a coworker — she was a true friend. She stood by me during some of my saddest hours, and I will always thank God for bringing someone like her into my life. Her kindness, loyalty, and warmth made a lasting impact on me.
I know that Lee is now in heaven, reunited with her husband and son. And in my heart, I can just see her and Red dancing a square dance for God — full of joy, full of life, just as she always was.