Leo Thomas McIsaac

Leo was my boss for a few years in Finance in the Boston Post Office.(Yes somehow he left HR for a few years). He was a mentor and we worked together on many projects. He had a great sense of humor which many people missed. I learned how to be a better business letter writer as he kept sending my memos back with red ink and "suggested changes". After months of corrections I received one back with no changes. Attached to it was an "Atta Boy certificate", which I was told If I received 10 such Atta boys I could trade in for a larger award.. Leo , thanks for your direction and friendship. RIP

I don't know you I'm so sorry to hear about your dad passing I knew his Aunt Loretta I lived with in Medford Mass for a Year she was a very nice person may God be with you you are all in my prays

I had the honor of working with Leo at PRMI, and have always had such a soft spot for him- It began with our shared love of Boston Sports, but grew as I interacted with him, and watched him handle difficult situations. He impacted my life in a beautiful, positive way. I am holding the McIsaac family close to my heart, and sending you love, light, and comfort.

I will forever be grateful to Leo for the opportunties he affored me but more than that the great friendship we had. He was a kind soul who always put others first. I will miss you my friend. Till we meet again. Mary

My deepest condolences. Leo was one of the best managers I have ever had. He was always so encouraging of everything I did and had a deep genuine care for all those he worked with. I can honestly say that he gave me so much valued advice that I still use today. He was a great man and I feel lucky to have known him.