I wish to extend my deepest sympathy to the Wagman family.  I also retired from the National Labor Relations Board after 40 years and had many wonderful conversations with Judge Wagman.  He was kind and full of stories which I enjoyed hearing.  He will be missed by many.  Thinking of you at this sad time and wishing you comfort in the days ahead. 
Beverly Druitt

Judge Len Wagman and I were co-workers for many years at the National Labor Relations Board.  He was a judge and I was a staff attorney.  However we became friends when we served on the Board of Directors for the National Labor Relations Board Federal Credit Union for over 20 years.  I was the President of the Board and Len was a Board Member.  He blessed us not only with his analytical skills, but his wisdom, dedication and willingness to help and do whatever tasks were assigned to him.  He had a wicked sense of humor which came into play whenever our discussions became a "little" heated and he would say something or tell a joke that would have us all laughing and cracking up and helped to ease the tension and helped us to refocus on the issue before us.  Len continued his involvement with the credit union even after he retired and was instrumental in our merging with another credit union in 2016.  Len and his wife Myrna I continued to be friends up until his death.  I am deeply sadden, filled with overwhelming grief and will miss him greatly every day that God will continue to bless me with life.  He was a true friend who I loved and every former board member of our former credit union and members who knew him and  loved him will miss him.

I had the pleasure of serving on the pool board at Kemp Mill Swim Club with Len for several years. He provided experience, history, insight, and humor to our monthly meetings.  A number of times each summer, Len would help me sell Ben Yehuda Pizza at the pool. Sometimes we would sell out in 15 minutes or less. Other times it might take an hour or more to sell it all. To pass the time in between sales, Len would share amusing stories from his working days as a lawyer or from his youth. I enjoyed every minute of it. I will miss you , Len.

I came to be acquainted with Len several years ago as a board member for the Kemp Mill Swim Club.  I've come to learn that Len's devotion to KMSC has been over many years in a variety of roles, and historical knowledge about the pool was unmatched.  His commitment to making the pool a community were everyone felt welcome continued even as it became more difficult for him to get up the steps to the clubhouse.

Len was witty, and wise, well-centered and well-liked.  I will miss him very much.

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23 noviembre, 1928 – 21 enero, 2019

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