Leslie J. Revzon

Leslie J. Revzon, a cherished father, grandfather, brother-in-law, uncle, and friend, passed away peacefully on December 24, 2025, in Marshfield, Massachusetts. He was born on February 23, 1949, in Springfield, Massachusetts, and grew up in Newington, Connecticut, where he became fondly known for his connection with the local Jewish social and business community on Hartford Avenue.

Leslie's life was characterized by dedication to both family and career. He held a long-standing position in the banking sector, starting with New Britain Bank & Trust and developing his expertise across prominent banks including Shawmut Bank, Fleet National Bank, and Chase Manhattan Bank. Eventually, Leslie founded Revzon Consulting, demonstrating not only his entrepreneurial spirit but also remaining faithful to teaching the next generation, as his company employed over ten professionals in the Trust Operations field.

Beyond his professional accomplishments, Leslie was a man of his word. He upheld a promise to care for his beloved wife, Dale Fisher Revzon, through her long and severe illness, embodying the qualities of love and loyalty that were at the core of his character. Leslie's legacy is also one of thoughtful generosity, great humor, and an unyielding support for his children and grandchildren. He leaves behind two children, Jennifer Keays and her husband Mark Keays, who have blessed him with grandchildren Anna and Will, along with his son Jason Revzon and his wife Catherine Tom-Revzon, who have given him grandchildren Madeleine and Winston.

Leslie's love extended to his family as a whole, including his brother-in-law Harold Fisher and sister-in-law Naomi Fisher. He is remembered fondly by his nieces and nephew, Marlene Singer, Gary Karp, and Jody Hood, along with their families, as well as niece Judy Reiter and her family and nephews Natan Fisher, Charles Fisher, and niece Sarah Fisher Hurwitz, each contributing to the memories that honor his life.

His connections and memories reflected the values he held dear—be it through summers spent at the pool, playing "bottle cap," or sharing the joys of reading, whether delving into fiction or exploring historical texts. Known for his sharp-dressed style—often with a touch of help from his wife—Leslie displayed a keen sense of individuality that left an indelible impression on those around him.

Predeceasing Leslie were his beloved wife Dale, his mother Clara, father Isadore “Babe” Revzon, sister Janice Fisher, brother Harvey Revzon, and brother-in-law Bart Fisher. These losses shaped and enriched his journey through life with his loved ones and friends.

As we remember Leslie, we celebrate not only his professional milestones but also the values he instilled in his family and the warmth he brought into the lives of all who knew him. His stories, generosity, dedication, and love will forever echo in the hearts of those he leaves behind.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend Leslie's funeral service on Tuesday 12/30/25 at 11AM at the Pyne Keohane Funeral Home, 21 Emerald Street, HINGHAM. Burial at Hingham Cemetery will immediately follow.

Please see Keohane.com for directions and online condolences.