Leslie Daniel McMillan Sr.

on February 25 1916. One of seven children. The family eventually

moved to a great farm in Addy, Washington with cows, chickens

and bee hives. One can only imagine that it was a wonderful place

to grow up.

After school he moved to Seattle to work in a shingle mill. He lived

with his Aunt and Uncle until it was finally suggested that he get his

own place to live. He moved into a house boat on Lake Union. One

night he and his friends went dancing and there Les met Jean Scott.

They courted and married in 1940. Les joined the Army Air Corps

and they moved to Hondo Texas where he was stationed to pilot

the student navigators.

After World War II and a daughter he and Jean moved back to

Seattle. He opened a Shell service station and they created a

family, Shawn and Les, Jr. and he lived in the family house for

over 60 years. Jean was president of the PTA. Les was Indian

Chief for Les, Jr. Dad built us go-carts, desks and a lighthouse

for the fourth grade class.

Jean passed away in 2001 and in 2003 Les married Betty

Adams. It was a very special wedding and they were a fine

couple. Betty brought along her terrific family of four children,

eight grand children and 3 great grandchildren. Dad loved them

all and, until Dad died July 26, 2011 there were some really

fine times.

Dad is survived by his wife Betty, his daughter Shawn, her

partner Kelly, his son Les, Jr. and his wife Rosanne. Les, Jr.

has two sons; Kirk married to Melissa and their four boys,

Wyatt, Ellis, Reid and Ross; and Chad married to Star with

their two daughters Abigail and Zoe; also, a brother Verne,

a sister Janice and a very special niece Cheryl.

A private committal service will be held at Acacia Memorial Park. Memorial service will be held 3pm Thursday, August 11, 2011 University Presbyterian Church 4540 15th Avenue, NE Seattle, WA 98105. In lieu of flowers memorials may be offered to University Presbyterian Church. Please view full obituary, or sign the online guestbook at www.acaciafuneralhome.com

Arrangements under the direction of Acacia Memorial Park & Funeral Home, Seattle, Washington.