Birth date: May 21, 1927 Death date: May 13, 2020
Leonard Dixon McCumber of Dallas Texas died on May 13, 2020. He was was born May 21, 1927 in Malden, MA to Kenneth McCumber and Maude (Getchell) McCumber. He married Barbara (Fowler) McCumber on March 2, 1946 in Braintree, MA. The Read Obituary
Lenny made everyone around him feel good. He started every encounter with a smile. If you had the privelidge of spending much time with Lenny you would be treated to one of his great stories. Lenny had a vast library of memories from living a great life. I get to remember Lenny for many years as my stories of working with him have added richness to my own library. I'll see you again my friend.
Lee Nelson
To the McCumber family
My father worked for lenny in Davenport iowa and he was instrumental in helping my dad and Dave Rose to set up Roofing Whsle.
Lenny hired me in 1976 as a sales rep ...... I enjoyed him very much !
David he will be missed but not forgotten !
When I came to Tamko it was my privilege to travel with Lenny several times doing residential/commercial presentations to TAMKO distributors. We spent many days and evenings together and I felt we were good friends. I learned a tremendous amount from him about dealing with customers. We were both along in years and “old school”. We seemed to be a good team.
He was a wealth of knowledge , had a great sense of humor, and I really enjoyed my time working with him. Of all the people I ever travelled with, I looked forward to hanging out with Lenny the most.
Lenny was a great man and a joy to be around. I had the honor to spend some time with Lenny in 1995 and after. I will always appreciate his coming up with the ANC colors for TAMKO Heritage line that enabled me to sell a lot of Heritage. In that honor I suggest we light all colors of candles that are available. I am sure Lenny could coordinate them perfectly. I will miss Lenny because he was not only very inventive and persuasive but someone I really liked and admired. Scott Morgan
David and family, my deepest sympathy is extended to you! Lenny was such a fun person, so full of life and enthusiasm! I remember his involvement in the "America's Natural Colors" and was amazed at his ingenuity despite being color blind. He had no limitations! He was always looking to improve and loved helping those around him. He would always make me laugh when we spoke on the phone. I will always remember his kindness and joy!!!
Titia (Miller) Kersh
