LEONARD BROOKS
First Appearance: March 17, 1976
Last Appearance: August 31, 1982
Portrayers: Joseph Maher, March 17, 1976 - July 8, 1977.
John Horton, July 18, 1977 - January 12, 1978.
John Tillinger, January 20, 1978 - May 29, 1980; September 8, 1981 - August 31, 1982.
Arrival: Brooks moved to Bay City in 1974 with his employer, Mac Cory.
(1981) Returned to resume his duties as Cory servant with Louise Goddard Brooks.
Departure: (1980) Left to care for his ill father in Ireland.
(1982) Left with Louise Goddard Brooks, who received a death threat from Alma Rudder.
Introduction Scenes: (Joseph Maher) The Cory Mansion kitchen, refusing more coffee from Beatrice Gordon, "No, I'm fine, thank you, Beatrice."
(John Horton) To Ada Hobson at the front door of her kitchen, "Good morning...Is Mrs. Cory here?"
(John Tillinger, 1978) On the Cory terrace, to Helga Lindeman about Regine Lindeman, "Taking off her boots so she won't track the floor."
(John Tillinger, Reintro 1981) The Cory Mansion living room, to Mac Cory, "Is there anything else I can do for you right now, sir?"
Exit Scenes: (Joseph Maher) The Cory Mansion living room, to Mac and Rachel Cory about driving Jamie Frame to work, "Then I'd best get started."
(John Horton) In the Cory Greenhouse, to Louise Goddard Brooks and Dennis Wheeler, "You bet I will. Now, I'll walk you both back to the house."
(John Tillinger, 1982) With Louise Goddard Brooks in the Cory Mansion.
Birthplace: Ireland.
Relatives: Sister in Dublin. A reference to grandchildren in 1976.
Spouses: Louise Goddard Brooks (married in June 1980).
Flirtations: Beatrice Gordon (1976).
Former Occupation: Cory servant.
Notes: Leonard Brooks was last referenced by Rachel on March 6, 1998. Brooks retired as the chauffeur for the Corys in 1982.
