Lee passed away in 2009 of heart failure. I've known Lee since he was a very little boy. My sister taught him how to swim. It's odd to hear him still on a saved voice mail and look in my cell phone and see his phone number still in my directory. I loved this man and miss him greatly. Take care, Lee. One day our paths will cross again. We miss you.
I first met Lee at Cypress Elementary when we were both 9 years old. Often times Rick Phillips and I would hang out at Lee's house after school, building things with Erector sets and magnets, dissecting frogs, the usual kid stuff(!). I think we used some ether we got from Lee's dad to anesthetise the poor things though. We lost touch in high school, never saw him much after that. All the memories are good ones.
Lee was a kind sweet human being with a loving soul. I first met him at Bonnyview Elementary School. We were in the gym for square dancing. I was very uncomfotable about it because I was so tall. I was paired with Lee and thought I would just die. What a spectacle I thought. The tallest female with the shortest male. Lee was not only unfazed but thouroughly enjoyed himself which allowed me to be comfortable. Thank you Lee.
Tim Pezold
Lee passed away in 2009 of heart failure. I've known Lee since he was a very little boy. My sister taught him how to swim. It's odd to hear him still on a saved voice mail and look in my cell phone and see his phone number still in my directory. I loved this man and miss him greatly. Take care, Lee. One day our paths will cross again. We miss you.
Tim
Steve Gunner
I first met Lee at Cypress Elementary when we were both 9 years old. Often times Rick Phillips and I would hang out at Lee's house after school, building things with Erector sets and magnets, dissecting frogs, the usual kid stuff(!). I think we used some ether we got from Lee's dad to anesthetise the poor things though. We lost touch in high school, never saw him much after that. All the memories are good ones.
Arlee Duffy (Emmott)
Lee was a kind sweet human being with a loving soul. I first met him at Bonnyview Elementary School. We were in the gym for square dancing. I was very uncomfotable about it because I was so tall. I was paired with Lee and thought I would just die. What a spectacle I thought. The tallest female with the shortest male. Lee was not only unfazed but thouroughly enjoyed himself which allowed me to be comfortable. Thank you Lee.
Arlee Duffy Emmott