Leo Lehner Obituary – Death – Leo Lehner, 15, passed on Monday 11 October 2021, subsequent to experiencing a clear seizure and fell over the edge during paddling practice. Lehner was a green bean at Chaminade Julienne Catholic High School in Dayton. Greg Mueller the school’s chief said something following Lehner’s demise: “We are devastated over the appalling deficiency of one of our understudies, Leo Lehner, an individual from the class of 2025.
“In his brief time frame as an understudy at Chaminade Julienne, Leo exhibited an adoration for learning and a premium in exploiting all that CJ has to bring to the table.”
Leo’s dad told police his child had a long history of epilepsy and had seizures “during his most quiet minutes.” Salvage groups were dispatched at 6:37 p.m. to Dayton Boat Club at 3414 E. Waterway Road in Moraine, as per a Moraine Police Division call for administration report.
“We are at the paddling club, and we have a rower in the water who has not come up,” a lady said in an emergency call.
Getting to the scene, the group look for Lehner for longer than an hour prior recuperating him at around 7:25 a.m., as per the police report. A mentor from the Dayton Boat Club told the police on the scene that Leo had a seizure and fell over the side of the boat.
Dan Meixner, Chaminade Julienne’s leader, said: “The Lehner family and the Beyer family have been long-lasting companions of the CJ people group, and this misfortune is profoundly felt by every one of the individuals who thought often about Leo and his caring family.”
The Chaminade Julienne people group laments the deficiency of one of our understudies, Leo Lehner ’25. In his brief time frame at CJ, Leo exhibited an affection for learning, satisfaction as an individual from the CJ people group, and a profound enthusiasm for serving others. Leo exemplified the profile of a CJ understudy, an understudy during the time spent turning into a help arranged, deep rooted student and an individual of empathy and uprightness.
While we are sorrowful, we look to God as our shelter and our solidarity to lift us up from the dimness of this distress to the harmony and light of God’s essence.