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In Memoriam: Leo Sprauer (Jan. 28, 1961 – Dec. 7, 2023)

Leo Sprauer was born in Silverton, Oregon to Delma and Jerry Sprauer Jan. 28, 1961. He became a farmer and metal fabricator in the Monitor area. He enjoyed gold mining, fishing, hunting, and helping friends. He also enjoyed baking and canning. Leo had a life-long love for animals.

Leo is survived by his mother, Delma; his siblings, Carmen Sprauer, Therese (Abel) Sprauer, Gary (Kat) Sprauer, Annie Sprauer (Hassan) Majdolashrafi, Karl (Bernadine) Sprauer, and Kate (Kory) Slayton. Leo was preceded in death by his father, Jerry, and his sister, Janet Sprauer Sapp.

A Celebration of Life for family and friends will be held at a later date.

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