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ABOUT

Our family has deep roots in Winchester. I have lived in our community for nearly 30 years. I met my wife, Sabra (John Handley High School, JHHS, graduate), on a blind date. It was love at first sight (at least for me). We raised our children, Cassidy, Callie, and Cameron, through the Winchester Public School system, all graduating from JHHS.

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During my first visit in 1972, I also fell in love at first sight with Winchester. Since 1991, I have operated a small, successful business, which I quickly moved to Winchester when the opportunity arose. Winchester is my home, and I am heavily involved in our community.

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Winchester thrives on the volunteerism of our great citizens, who do and give so much. Passion for the local community launched Les’s desire to give something back and help our great Winchester citizens. Over the past two decades, he has devoted time and resources to volunteering with local government and many nonprofit organizations. From teaching youth Sunday school classes to serving as Winchester City Council liaison to the WPS School board, many of my efforts have been focused on helping area youth have better lives and paths for successful futures.

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When not volunteering time, I like to learn new things by talking with citizens, reading, gardening, and cooking. ​​​

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Les and Sabra
Veach family
Les and Sabra, Halloween
Kiwanis pancake day
Les and Lt. Gov. Winsome Sears
Les at Handley
Les, Mayor Minor, Barry Lee
Les supports first responders
Les and Sabra at Veterans Dinner
Les and former Mayor, Gary Chrisman
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