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In Loving Memory

Forsting, SLMPD (Retired), Sgt. Leonard G.

 

 

Wednesday May 26, 2021.

Beloved husband for 60 years of Katherine Forsting (nee Sotir) ; loving father of Diana (Craig) Herron and Debra (Jack, Jr.) Choler; dear grandfather of Katherine Herron, Jack III and Rachel Choler; dear brother of the late Elsa Doak; dear uncle of John (Diane) Hurst, Kathy (Mike) Gibler, Karen (Dan) Martin, August (Jan) Hurst, Steve (Lisa) Sotir, Susan (Dennis) DiPietre and the late Karol Heckenkamp.

Sgt. Forsting retired in 1991 after 36 years of service  with the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department, where he was a detective sergeant and commander of the Major Case Squad.

Services: A celebration of life will be held at a later date. Memorials to St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church (4967 Forest Park Ave. 63108) appreciated. . A service of KUTIS AFFTON CHAPEL.

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4 thoughts on “Forsting, SLMPD (Retired), Sgt. Leonard G.”

  1. Leo was my Sergeant as a Probationary Police Officer in the Ninth District and then worked with him in uniform in the 3rd District…Always admired Leo’s professionalism and patience A quiet man alway respected by everyone….Amazing career, a real asset to the SLMPD. Honored with 5 Chief Letters of Commendation for professional police work…God Bless Leo RIP, all my best to your fine wife Kathy..Wonderful women….Married 60 years

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  2. Leo was my Sergeant as a Probationary Police Officer in the Ninth District and then worked with him in uniform in the 3rd District…Always admired Leo’s professionalism and patience A quiet man alway respected by everyone….Amazing career, a real asset to the SLMPD. Honored with 5 Chief Letters of Commendation for professional police work…God Bless Leo RIP, all my best to your fine wife Kathy..Wonderful women….Married 60 years

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