Birth date: Apr 17, 1948 Death date: Jan 30, 2025
Leslee Anne Schattner, 76, of Upper St. Clair, passed away on January 30, 2025. Leslee will be remembered by her daughters Marla Lynne Schattner and Allison Lee Schattner; sister Lynne Nancy McAllister; many nieces, nephews and c Read Obituary
We will always remember that beautiful smile and down to earth, tell it like it is personality. Our sincerest condolences to Lynne, Allison and marla.
Such a beautiful, kind soul whose departure comes with a shock, and overwhelming sadness to be felt in the days ‘n months to come.
Sending so many prayers ‘n much support to Leslee’s family.
Leslee’s impact, her smile and huge heart are already missed but will continue in her legacy and family🕊️
I didn't know Leslee for long but I enjoyed our time and will miss her. She rarely complained and always had that famous smile. I admired that about her. May her loved ones find comfort knowing she is at peace with Jesus and her loved ones who passed before her. I pray for peace for her soul and strength, comfort and peace for her family and friends who will miss her dearly. I regret not being able to pay my respects in person but please know my prayers and thoughts are with Leslee and all who are missing her. God bless you all -HUGS!
---Kathy
We love you so much mommy, Mimi, and Bob . You will be right next to them, your beautiful parents and, Lynne’s. Allison and my grandparents 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼♥️♥️♥️🕊️🕊️🕊️ God Bless you all.
I love you so much mommy. I miss all of our morning conversations. I miss seeing your big blue eyes and your smile. Your laugh was contagious and your sense of humor was infectious. Playing bingo, doing word search together, sitting on the patio, sharing coffee, tea, watching the game show, hanging out with the doggies, listening to music, laughing your jokes, answering trivia questions, eating cake for every special occasion as that was one of your favorite things! Going out to lunch with you and your friends, decorating your apartment, doing your makeup and hair, calling you “my spoiled brat “ you would laught so hard! Picking out your clothes, making it through Covid19 visiting you at the window, the back patio, the sun room, and FaceTime. Mommy I’ll cherish every moment that we had together. You made my weeks my days brighter and more precious than ever. I miss you 😢 you are my guardian angel and my best friend forever ♾️. I LOVE YOU, Marla
