Birth date: Mar 31, 1932 Death date: Apr 3, 2018
Obituary Lakeview-George Leland Eberhard, age 86, of Lakeview, passed away at his home surrounded by his loving family, on April 3, 2018. George was born on March 31, 1932 in Sturgis, Michigan, the son of David W. and Helen (Mock Read Obituary
What can I say about a man who encouraged his son to date me! Words cannot express the love and admiration I have for you and mom❤️. You had a large, gentle and loving presence that I will truly miss. Thank you for sharing your love with me and having such s loving family that welcomed me with open arms. Most of all, thank you for setting the example of how a man should love his eife😍❤️. I love you, I will miss you but I have a part of uou with me your son. Until we meet again very soon😍😘❤️.
Todd & Dottie Hutchison
We wanted to let the entire Eberhard family know you are in our thoughts and prayers. One thing I knew for certain about Leland was his fierce love for both his family and Jehovah.
I remember him relating an experience once about working outside in his yard and he hit his finger with a hammer. He said although it hurt so much, he kept his words in check. Later a neighbor complimented him. He said he had overheard when Leland hurt himself and waited for the expected string of bad language that one would probably expect to hear in such a situation, however, Leland had held his tongue. This had made a very good impression on the neighbor. He later used this example to remind us all that we never know when someone may be listening or watching us when we are unaware. It was a wonderful lesson in living in a way that brings honor to Jehovah at all times, and also an excellent example of the deep respect and great love that Leland had forJehovah, and he proved it in how he lived his life every day. He was such a wonderful example for all as a husband, father and friend. Our hearts go out to everyone in the family, Looking forward to seeing him in paradise! ❤️
No one has been as blessed as I've been to have the best dad ever. Even though we didn't have a lot of money you saw that we were rich spiritually and emotionally and I will miss you immensely until I see you again soon. Love you dad and Like Randy I know I'm not the one either.
Dad, you were my teacher, guidance counselor, mentor, hero, spiritual leader, my friend, but most of all, my DAD. Dad was always there when I needed him the most, sometimes firm but always loving. If I could be half the man Dad was, That would be better than most!! When I got myself into serious trouble, that's when Dad was his most loving. I'll miss you everyday until I see you again, and Dad, I know I'm not the ONE. LOVE YOU ALWAYS, Randy
To the best dad ever miss you looking forward to seeing you again love you
My rock
Man I wish I didn't need help in life but I did and I do. I could always rely on Grandma and Grandpa to listen and give me advice never questioning me but just listening never judging and always loving me.. My grandparents would always give me an answer usually a quote from a scripture that would make me think about the good and bad of what was going on. Now I have to let go of half of my rock and I'm not ready to do that..so I will rely on my grandmother's strength and advice even though everyone gives her grief... she has always been the boulder of the family... never will I forget Grandpa my rock but I will never leave my Boulder alone
I will always love my rock and Boulder
Your grandson
Jeremy
May you find solace in knowing that the Lord is in control and may He comfort you in this time of sorrow.
Remember that the sorrow felt in the passing of a loved one is in direct proportion to the love we felt while he lived!
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Gus & Nancy Gosselin
