William (Bill) Leckie

My sympathy to all the family.
Bill was a lovely person to fly with as his co-pilot and to know as a person.
A pity he didn't quite make it till his ex colleagues could celebrate with him his long and eventful life at our next gathering in November.
My best Regards, Mike

So sorry to hear of your'e Dad's death Alan, thinkin of you all at this time.

Condolences from the Foot & Bruce families, as both our fathers Ken Foot & Don Bruce would have flown with Bill at some point, over their years in Aer Lingus. Our thoughts are with the families on this sad occasion.

Our sincere thoughts are with Allan, Jaz, Sarah and Kate and the rest of the Leckie family at this very sad time.

Sincere sympathy to the Leckie family at this sad time . Rest in peace Bill. From Pauline Jennifer Valerie and Andrea Dixon Jackson.

So sorry to hear of Bill's passing. Joyce & I were delighted to be invited to his 100th birthday during the summer to celebrate his great life. Condolances to you all.

Allan, Jacinta and extended family, we are so sorry to hear of the sad loss of your father. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this sad time. May he rest in peace.

Our Sincere sympathy to Allen, Jacinta,Sarah and all the family from all the Sweeney clan up the road.
What a life to celebrate , he was still piloting his car around the bends of Enniskerry up until recent years
Jarlath, Lorraine & Claire

Best wishes from all the Averill families on this sad occasion. Our fathers would have flown together at some period in their Aer Lingus careers.

Sincere sympathy to the Leckie family on your loss of Bill, a true gentleman. RIP.

So sorry to learn of the passing of Bill, a gentleman always and what a life story from beginning to end. May the Peace be with him and all of his family at this time of sadness.

Jacinta, Allan and all the family, our sincere condolences at this difficult time and may Bill rest in peace.

Allan, Irene and Fiona: I first flew with Bill in the spring of 1966 and after that flew with him many times when others would not fly with "the new cadets". He was the ultimate gentleman, who taught us as we worked with him. He always treated you as his equal, long before that was the norm in the cockpit. It is only in recent years that I learned of his extraordinary history: he was a quiet and a very unassuming man. It was my privilege to have known your dad and to have been his co-pilot on many occasions over the years.
He will be greatly missed: may he rest in peace.

Our sympathy to all the family at this sad time.

So sorry for your sad loss. Thinking of you Jacinta and all the family. It should be great comfort to you all that you got to celebrate his centenary in such a memorable way.

My condolences to all the family on their loss.