Hello, folks,It has come to our attention that Lenny, who has done literally hundreds of wam shoots, the majority of them featuring hot women and a minimum of 20 pies, has passed on, he was 57. He was in poor health as many folks here know, and had died of a massive heart attack while at home. Services were held last Saturday.
Lenny pushed the envelope like no other by organizing huge shoots with 3-7 models and THOUSANDS of pies plus pudding slime and other condiments and shot scenes over several day periods, and also did custom work for wammers. He went all out like no other wam producer has.

The question comes up what will happen to his stores? The answer is they will remain up for awhile as he had business partners that helped run them so it will be business as usual. They are trying to get into contact with Lennys executor and will hammer out the details soo, but expect them to remain open for at least a year irregardless.

This is all the information we have at this time.
RIP Lenny you were one of the best early pioneers of wam.

whoa...

were it not for him/WAMTEC and Rob Blaine, who passed early on in my days of discovering the UMD, i don't know that this place would exist nor be what it is today.

a bit stunned, although i knew his health had been in decline over a period of years.

thank you for letting us know, soundguy

JY

Wow, another of the pioneers passed on. Respect. Go in peace.

omg thats no age at all

RIP Lenny - gone maybe, but never forgotten.

I'm sure it's about to get a whole lot messier "up there"!

That's sad news. I always thought of him as an "elder statesman" figure around here, as he'd been producing WAM for so long and knew all the stories and lore.

Condolences to his family.

Wow. He was one of the greats. He will be missed dearly.

Oh dear, he did some fabulous work. A very sad day for our community.

RIP sir.

Mr Sorge. We salute you.

Too young, but a great producer of the 'first' generation.

You can spot a Lenny production a mile off. In fact, I'm sure some of the shoots were visible from the moon.

This is a massive blow to the community, his work will forever be a staple here on the UMD.

RIP good sir.

God speed and wow, thanks for the incredible body of work!

Sad news.
RIP Lenny. Your work was legendary.

This is very sad news indeed. I participated in many pie shoots with Lenny since 1994. Lenny was a driving force in writing and directing numerous pie scenes we did together from 1994 to 2008; Lenny was great guy who always treated our models and crew very well. I have many fond memories of Lenny attending our shoots.....some amusing anecdotes...

- going to the Publix bakery to meet his friend George the Bakery Manager and carrying dozens of boxes of cream pies, and the realizing we did not have enough storage space to store 2000 pies, so they had to be stored in my garage, and then we would have to protect them from melting in the heat and the insects.

- having to bring my little maltese dog inside the house for safety whenever Lenny was doing his pie shoots....because all the pie mess left all over the grounds of my ranch would attract a couple dozen huge vulture birds, who would swoop down after the pie shoots were done, to feast on all the dead pies on the ground.

- After complaining about all the vultures Lenny then scooped up the pie mess into plastic tarps and dragged them all down to my pond...and dumping them in the pond....resulting in 200 dead fish floating in my pond the next day. The lesson there being....vultures love pies - fish do not.

- Lenny's "pie olympics" scene he shot in my back yard...where he nailed our model Melanie so hard with a pie.....she then chased him all over my garden and wrestled him to the ground. She later got some payback on Lenny because we had a wild party that night and Lenny fell asleep face down on my diving board. Now Lenny had back hair like a caveman....so the girls snuck up on him and used an electric razor to shave some naughty words on his back while he was sleeping......ahhh.....those were the days.

Lenny was great fun to be around, and he will be very much missed. He was a pioneer in the wam world because Lenny and Rob Blaine were the ones who did the big pie fight scenes with 8-10 girls and 2000 pies. Lenny would scare the bejeebers out of me when we went out for dinner because he drove like a maniac He enjoyed life to the fullest because he had 3 pleasures in life, betting on the horses, some of which he owned, eating the finest steaks at Ruth's Chris and covering his favorite porn stars with cream pies. He did not have a bucket list because everything he enjoyed doing he had already done many times over. To that extent I do not feel sad because Lenny lived his life the way he wanted to....and he had a blast doing what he loved to do.

Here is a tv clip made by German TV when Lenny came down to shoot with us in 2008. I cannot upload it to Youtube because of the nude models, so I uploaded it to our FREEWAM viewing section on Wamflix...

http://wamflix.com/video/5bb27c1e999b9461168b4568/tribute-to-pie-legen/

R.I.P. Lenny
MK

Sad to hear, Lenny's were the first wam videos I ever purchased. Definitely the one who brought me onto the site and got me interested in wambin general. RIP

Sad news. Not particularly unexpected news given his health struggles from the last few years, but certainly sad news.

It was him and Wamma Lamma Pie that got me into the community. His stuff was so mind-blowing to someone who didn't know that there was a whole group of people like me. RIP.

Even if he was so sick, this is still unexpected. And sad

Small sample size but Rob, Lenny, and Clive... so young.

@ Wamtec: Jesus, he sounds legendary. I shoulda got involved in the production scene years ago when I had the chance.

RIP Lenny - the footprints you've left behind in a landscape of shattered pies are going to be hard to follow indeed.

RIP Lenny

You made some fantastic videos that I loved and was inspired by, and I will always be grateful.

So sad that you have passed so long but I hope and trust you had a happy and fulfilling life, and I hope you are now in a better place, where the pie budgets are limitless for you

RIP

Rev

great pie stories, RIP to a legend.

Another wammer has gone off to the great beyond and continuing his path in the eternal realm. Hopefully he will be pieing his way through. I am happy that he has moved on from this life and find joy in the fact that his body will not be causing him any more harm.

The UMD should create an 'In Memoriam' / Mt. Rushmore section where we can put up his avatar picture for all eternity.

I am devastated...
I just spoke with him a few weeks ago...I knew his health was quite poor but did not anticipate that he would pass so quickly. Lenny was always kind and generous to me, even when I got annoyed with him and told him so! He would just laugh and continue right on!
A couple of years ago, I posted a photo of a beautiful feather and rhinestone encrusted gown on my Tumblr, as I was trying to find one to wear to Vegas. I couldn't find it in stock in my size anywhere. The next day, Lenny not only tracked down the exact gown, he shipped it to me. The only thing he asked in return was that I *not* trash it and to send him photos of me wearing it in Vegas, which I was happy to oblige. I've not trashed the gown and it's still in my closet.

*BUT* I will never forget the time he wanted me to do a custom and he sent me some smelly, wrinkly, previously worn halter dress, 3 sizes too small so my boobs would pop out on both sides, stuffed into a bubble mailer and how he laughed when I scolded him and sent it back, lol! Then, we got into it because he wanted me to play Marilyn Monroe but wouldn't permit me to wear a wig...he wanted me to cut my hair short and bleach it a la Marilyn. Ha, I refused, for various reasons, mostly because I couldn't suddenly show up at the office the next day with a Marilyn do! Lordy, he pestered me for 2 weeks straight. But seriously, I think his persistence is one of the reasons he was successful!

Anyway. Sigh. I'm so sorry that we never were able to make our schedules align to film together. It would have been fun...

Rest peacefully, my friend. I will miss you.


Bee

RIP Lenny WAM legend.

One of the original WAM pioneers in whom's footsteps we all follow.

Honestly these guys were producing WAM media when acceptance of fetishes etc didn't exist, the bravery to do this back then is amazing.

Lenny I salute you and for that matter Rob, Bill, Mark and everyone else who was a WAM producer back then.

OMG rip Lenny you will be missed my brother.

This man took me to many of his shoots and paid all my expenses he was a kind generous man and I will miss him greatly. I enjoyed working for him to help clean, film whatever he needed to help make someone a great custom.

Lenny I hope you are directing films up there, heaven will never be the same again !

I was privy to a lot of Lenny updates as he and Mrs Bee were in touch over the years. He was always asking her to model for him and head down south for a shoot, not really getting that her full-time gig was a normal vanilla job or, most likely, just hard-headed. (Fun fact, Mrs. Bee's first video release with Anglefan, in her slime scene, we were talking about Lenny and she jokes she doesn't know about him, just doesn't know...(cue slime). Ironically, I know what Lenny's full time gig was and like Mrs. Bee, a huge gulf between real life and fetish life, ha!

I have many of his older works on DVD. He had a great signature style...large breasted models, buttercream pies, outdoor FL foliage.

Let's celebrate his great output, creativity and memory.

Rest In Peace to a legendary producer. Thank you for your tireless work and efforts to make some excellent videos during your career.

And another from the old days passes on. Rest in peace to him.

RIP Lenny, the only WAM producer I ever met. He did nearly 20 pie customs for me, and only rarely did I have to yell "LENNYWHATDAHELLYADOIN?!" at the finished product.

He was truly one-of-a-kind, and he will be missed. Put your cigarette holder up for a legend.

RIP Lenny... You work was indeed legendary... Not to mention groundbreaking..

You will be greatly missed in this community... For sure.

C

RIP Lenny. Enjoyed your stuff since the early 2000's. A pioneer indeed with some of the best models.