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Rodney Leavitt
Rodney Leavitt
Rodney Leavitt
Rodney Leavitt
Rodney Leavitt
Rodney Leavitt
Rodney Leavitt Dad and Friend Love you
Rodney Leavitt My superman. RIP Grandpa
Rodney Leavitt The Sweetest man God's new Angel
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Rodney Leavitt
Place of birth: Bath, Maine
Religious affiliation: Protestant
Rodney was a devoted follower of Christ. He was a loving husband, father, grandfather and friend.
Rodney served in the US Army for 4 years. He retired from Verizon Telephone Company and after worked part time for the Prince William County Library System as a courier.
Other than family and friends, Rodney’s love was baseball. He was born into the Boston Red Sox family and was a loyal fan for 75 years.
He had love for photography and video documenting his families lives.
Funeral Notice Detail
Jesus took Rodney home on September 22, 2014 at The Adler Center in Aldie, VA. He is survived by his wife Linda Leavitt, his daughter Robin Hurst, son Michael Leavitt and wife Lise Leavitt, son Howard Leavitt and wife Kristy Leavitt, daughter Kerri Leavitt Bissett and husband Dan Bissett, daughter Darcy Leavitt Sweeney and husband Tj Sweeney, daughter Casey Leavitt Brancato and husband Jeremy Brancato. Rodney also had 14 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren. Also survived is one brother, Sonny Leavitt. Family will celebrate his life by a Memorial service on October 4, 2014 at New Hope Christian Church, 8310 Plantation Lane, Manassas. beginning at 11:00 AM. The family invites you to stay afterwards for a fellowship dinner.
In lieu of flowers the family asks that you donate to The Adler Center or to Capital Caring.
A Memorial Service will be held at
New Hope Christian Church
8310 Plantation Lane
Manassas , VA 20110
Still hurts.
Tomorrow is Thanksgiving. One of your favorite holidays and well...mostly because we have all the family in the home. Tomorrow there will be no get together at the house. You would be disappointed but people are moving on which is a good thing right? I wish I could just have one last hug, one last conversation, one last something. I just miss you so much dad.
dad
I will miss you forever!!! Love you much! Kerri
Baseball
Rod was my baseball buddy, even though we cheered for different teams from each side of the country we could share thoughts and opinions on what was going on in the baseball world. Rod wasn't the kind of man to let sports rivalries stand in the way of friendship, he was a man of honor and a person I was glad to call friend. I'm going to miss our baseball talks and the occasional dinners out with our wives. Our little part of the world has lost a true friend but Heaven has gained a man of honor.
A Good Friend for Many Years
Thanks for creating this site, Darcy. I have so many good memories of your father and his kindness toward me and my family. He was a good friend of New Hope Christian Church, too, and we have a shelf of videos of our church musicals to prove it. I loved the twinkle in his eye when he said something about my sermon or cracked a joke about baseball. I am looking forward to hearing other people tell some of their stories about Rod at the memorial service. See you there. Jon Ulm