Les D. Lesciotto - 69
Tinley Park, Illinois
Les D Lesciotto, age 69, passed away suddenly June 12, 2025. Les is survived by his wife of 33 years, Sharon (nee Lent), step-son Robert Mehorczyk and daughter-in-law Jennifer Mehorczyk. Son of the late Louis and the late Mary (nee Toigo) Lesciotto. Brother of Lee (Ann) Lesciotto and the late Jan Lesciotto. Brother-in-law of Donna (late George) Rudolph, Earl (Marianne) Lent, Jr., Kathy (Glenn) Arnold and David Lent. "Nono" adored his grandchildren, Savannah, Gianna, Caleb, Titus and Lukas. Uncle to many nieces and nephews and friend to anyone who met him.
Les was a longtime resident of Tinley Park and formerly of Calumet Park, Roseland and the historic Pullman neighborhood. Graduate of Dwight D. Eisenhower High School and Southern Illinois University. Retired Welder from ComEd after 34 years of service. He enjoyed riding his motorcycle, working on projects in his workshop and spending time with family and friends.
A memorial service will be planned at a later date. For more information, please contact Panozzo Bros. Funeral Home, Chicago Heights 708-481-9230, www.panozzo@panozzobros.com.
Donna Marcotte
3 weeks, 3 days ago
Susan Toigo Polewski
3 weeks, 3 days ago
Chris Ferraro
3 weeks, 3 days ago
Miles will never distance
The depth of respect
Between Us Brothers
Of the Mistress wind
As you close your eyes
Smile my friend
Think of the many miles
Still left to ride
Hold onto memories
Never give up
Upon life
For as long as I breathe
You are a part of me
As long as I ride
You shall ride with me
And when I leave here
To join you there
Others will ride for us
Onward Forever Forward
Into the wind
Felicia Koonce & James Riordan
3 weeks, 3 days ago
Ava Bresica
3 weeks, 2 days ago
As the adage goes, "You can choose your friends but not your family." How blessed I was to have both in 1 package! My mother, Ida Toigo and Les's mom Mary, my 1st cousin, were pregnant at the same time. Les was older than me by 6 1/2 weeks. With the rest of the 1st cousins being anywhere from 6 to 25 years older, it was nice having someone close in age at get togethers. And with my sister Penny(Sister Angela) being Les's Godmother, I felt more of a connection with Les.
Les was a great conversationalist and the animated way he would tell his stories, you knew he had to be Italian. Sometimes my face would hurt from smiling so much. To be in the presence of his company was truly enjoyable! My husband and I didn't get to see him as much as we would've liked to. Don't we all think there's more time?? So it is with such heavy hearts that Steve and I send our condolences to Sharon, his brother Lee, their families and the countless others who were fortunate to have had Les a part of their lives. Love you, Les!
Ava (Toigo) Brescia
Robert Elwood
3 weeks, 1 day ago
From our Cal Park days to my first day at Fisk. you yelled out "hey Elwood Cal Park man!" Great fun to work with Taken way too soon . RIP my friend