Lester grew up in the Bronx, where he attend the Bronx High School of Science.
After college, he spent three years in the Peace Corps, working in the jungles of Colombia. He later received a master's degree in philosophy and taught at Michigan State University before joining the 4H program. He became a 4H Youth Director and Community Development Director for M.S.U. and helped inner city children. He was also involved with the Youth Development Institute.
Les was survived by his wife, a brother and twin sister, nephews and nieces, and a beloved step-family.
After college, he spent three years in the Peace Corps, working in the jungles of Colombia. He later received a master's degree in philosophy and taught at Michigan State University before joining the 4H program. He became a 4H Youth Director and Community Development Director for M.S.U. and helped inner city children. He was also involved with the Youth Development Institute.
Les was survived by his wife, a brother and twin sister, nephews and nieces, and a beloved step-family.
Lester grew up in the Bronx, where he attend the Bronx High School of Science.
After college, he spent three years in the Peace Corps, working in the jungles of Colombia. He later received a master's degree in philosophy and taught at Michigan State University before joining the 4H program. He became a 4H Youth Director and Community Development Director for M.S.U. and helped inner city children. He was also involved with the Youth Development Institute.
Les was survived by his wife, a brother and twin sister, nephews and nieces, and a beloved step-family.
After college, he spent three years in the Peace Corps, working in the jungles of Colombia. He later received a master's degree in philosophy and taught at Michigan State University before joining the 4H program. He became a 4H Youth Director and Community Development Director for M.S.U. and helped inner city children. He was also involved with the Youth Development Institute.
Les was survived by his wife, a brother and twin sister, nephews and nieces, and a beloved step-family.
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