I am deeply saddened to inform you that my father, Leo Kindon, has passed away. Last night, he died away in a calm and tranquil manner, surrounded by his family. We could not have wished for a more wonderful father and Poppie than he ended up being. During our first encounter with Brent, we informed him that if we were to go out with my parents, he must be aware that everyone is familiar with my father.
He inquired as to whether or not he was famous, and we responded by telling him that there is no deal, as everyone is simply familiar with him. One day, after several occasions in which individuals approached my father or Brent discovered that his own friends knew my father, Brent shared with me that he had imagined that we were joking, but it turned out that he was correct in his assumption that everyone knew my father. We can confirm that my father was famous in his own way, and we are aware that he will be missed by a great number of people.
This is based on the outpouring of love, support, sharing of memories, and nice comments that we have received. He has been a member of the Tuscan #195 Lodge A.F. & A.M. in London for a considerable amount of time. Furthermore, he was a member of the Mocha Temple Shrine Trumpet Band in addition to being a Shriner.
As part of his plan to launch his own company alongside his partner, Leo relocated his family from Burlington to London in the year 1974.
Baiko Tire Sales was established in 1974, and the company continued to function until the owners retired in 1989. In his retirement years, Leo spent a significant amount of time traveling with June, as well as playing golf, spending time with his Lodge, and participating in Shriners activities. The family would like to express their gratitude to the team at Innisfree House Hospice for providing care that was both compassionate and of high quality.
