Here is information for all of you who have been asking. Thanks so much for the outpouring of love and concern. I am very moved by your spirit and thoughts and prayers.

VERO BEACH, FLORIDA- Mr. Louis T. Leonsis, 93, formerly of Lowell died on Sunday September 23 at the Indian River Medical Center  after a short illness.

He was born November 28, 1913 in Lowell, Massachusetts the son of the late Theodore and Maria Leoutsakos.  Loving husband to the late Joanne(Koumantzelis) Leonsis.

Mr. Leonsis was a graduate of Lowell High School.  He worked for many years at Raytheon Company in Andover up until his retirement. 

He served in the Pacific Theatre  in the Navy during World War II  on the USS Bunker Hill up until his honorable discharge in 1945.

Mr. Leonsis was a member of the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church of Lowell. 

He is survived by his loving son, Theodore

The Washington Post today reported on a new film project that we are involved in called “Kickin

Here is the news release regarding Revolution Money. I am pleased to say that I am both chairman of and an investor in this new company and I have high hopes for it. It is yet another example of how Web 2.0 technologies and business processes can help to transform an industry to the benefit of consumers.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

MEDIA CONTACT:Brad Burns202-776-1400brad.burns@revolution.com

REVOLUTION JOINED BY INDUSTRY LEGENDS AND MAJOR BANKS TO LAUNCH REVOLUTIONARY PAYMENT SYSTEM Steve Case, Ted Leonsis, Larry Summers, David Pottruck, Russell Hogg and others form and invest in company to transform payment industry New company to be called Revolution Money; Internet pioneer Leonsis named Chairman

New Internet-based payment system with innovative credit card drastically alters economics of the industry, generating significant consumer benefits and higher level of security; saves merchants and online store owners on rising interchange fees

Company first to combine the power of free online money transfer with credit and pre-paid in one integrated offering

WASHINGTON, September 24, 2007

Here is an article on our new venture in USA Today. Please go check out the website and sign up today.

Check it out. The new scoreboards should be working for our first exhibition game. We will do our best to find ways to make it work and I expect it will be going great guns come opening night in October.

My dad, Louis T. Leonsis, passed away last night. He was almost 94 years old. I was with him and held his hand and told him how much he meant to me. He was a great father. I will miss him more than words can describe.

 He was a sweet man and a very kind soul. As an only child, I have lost my mom (19 years ago) and now my dad and move forward in life as father and husband now to my family. The circle of life continues. I hope you will keep him in your thoughts and prayers and respect our family’s privacy on this matter.