From: Wiebe and Jeske Funeral Home Staff

Wiebe and Jeske Funeral Home Staff send our condolences to family and friends.

From: Connie and Gord
Relation: Leanne was our niece

We remember the adorable little girl she was and the beautiful woman she became. You raised a kind loving soul. Our hearts break for you. Our love and prayers are with you always.

From: Lynn (Warnock) Holloway
Relation: School friend of her Dad

Hi Perry – Just happened to glance at the Sun obits online and saw your beautiful daughter, How heartbreaking to lose her. I just lost my brother this week, Lawrence, who you may remember from school days.

I just wanted you to know I was thinking of you at this time.

From: wendy schwarz
Relation: friend of the family

Sending our deepest condolences to Perry and Debbie Yardley, so sorry to hear about the passing of your daughter. You are in our thoughts and prayers. The Schwarz Family

From: Wayne and Sharon
Relation: our children played soccer together

Please know our heart felt condolences go out to you.

From: Andrea Osborne
Relation: Friends

My deepest condolences to Kerry and the Yardley family. She made everyone around her smile and laugh and it was a blessing to be in her presence. She was a wonderful mother and loved her son with what she described as immeasurable amounts. She will be missed everyday by me and many others. I will hold all my many memories with Leanne close to my heart. May she rest in peace 💕

From: Wendy Stewart
Relation: Friend

Sending my deepest sympathy to Leanne’s family. My heart aches for dear Ry.
She was a very special lady and a friend I treasured. Forever in our hearts.

From: Natalie Anthony
Relation: Friend

Dear Leanne, its hard to imagine not seeing your bright smiling face every morning when you drop your son off for school anymore. You really were a ray of sunshine, a wonderful loving mom, so cheerful and friendly – I was looking forward to play dates and getting to know you even better. You will be greatly missed 🙁

From: David Henderson
Relation: coffee meeting

I’m not sure if this the Leanne I met, and who welcomed me to her table at Tim Horton’s on 152nd St in White Rock. I had no p lace to sit and waved me over to her table. I thanked her, we exchanged names, she asked me if I was a Christian, I said yes. We talked for a while, she said her husband was a bus driver ??, not sure on this. Years ago I had a bad divorce, bit no time she had me talking about it. I thought to myself, How did this stranger bring the hurt to the surface so fast? Later I actually felt better–THANKS LEANNE>. Every time I was at Tim’s I would search for her, but only saw her one more time. I am grateful she came into my life if only for a brief moment. If this is the same Leanne, I’m glad we met, and will have another coffee, in time. Perhaps someone could call me, Dave Henderson, 604-536-8195.

From: Linda Miller
Relation: Co-Worker & Friend

I have had the honour of knowing Leanne and working with her for many years at Peace Arch Hospital. She was the heart of our unit and was adored by everyone she came in contact with. Not one person could pass by our busy nursing station without stopping and chatting with Leanne. She was a radiant beam of light, cheerful and loving. Her devotion to her job and love for her family was evident everyday, especially as she spoke of and how much she treasured her son Riley.

Words cannot express the shock and deep sadness that we felt when we heard of Leanne’s passing and knowing we will no longer have the pleasure of Leanne sharing her amazing spirit and life with us, her work family.

Our hearts and prayers go out to Leanne’s Mom and Dad, Kerry, little Riley and all her family and each and everyone who had the pleasure of having Leanne in their lives.

My sincerest condolences,
Linda Miller