Henry was a victim of the Virginia Tech shootings. Lee, 20, was a freshman majoring in computer engineering. He attended William Fleming High School in Roanoke, Va. His principal, Susan Willis, said Lee came to the United States from China in elementary school and didn't speak English. He changed his name from "Henh" to "Henry" when he became a U.S. citizen last year. Lee, who was the salutatorian of his class, was reluctant to speak at his graduation in June because he was nervous about talking in front of thousands of people. But he was eventually talked into giving what Willis said was a rousing speech about the hard work it took to graduate second in his class after coming to the United States. Teachers at the school who saw Lee over Christmas break said he was smiling and upbeat about his future at Virginia Tech.
Obit Henry Jake (Henh) Lee, 20, of Roanoke, died Monday, April 16, 2007, as a victim of the Virginia Tech massacre. He was the son of Song Ly and Mui Lenh, who survive. In addition to his parents, he is survived by his brothers and sisters, Han Ly and husband, Sam Yu Cen, Suong Ly and husband, Mu Vong, Un Ly, Nhi Lee and wife, Ha Nguyen, Joe Lee and wife, Phan, Hogan Lee, Chi Lee, Manh Lee and Long Ly; five nephews and nieces and a special family friend, Nancy Calkin.
Obit Henry Jake (Henh) Lee, 20, of Roanoke, died Monday, April 16, 2007, as a victim of the Virginia Tech massacre. He was the son of Song Ly and Mui Lenh, who survive. In addition to his parents, he is survived by his brothers and sisters, Han Ly and husband, Sam Yu Cen, Suong Ly and husband, Mu Vong, Un Ly, Nhi Lee and wife, Ha Nguyen, Joe Lee and wife, Phan, Hogan Lee, Chi Lee, Manh Lee and Long Ly; five nephews and nieces and a special family friend, Nancy Calkin.
Henry was a victim of the Virginia Tech shootings. Lee, 20, was a freshman majoring in computer engineering. He attended William Fleming High School in Roanoke, Va. His principal, Susan Willis, said Lee came to the United States from China in elementary school and didn't speak English. He changed his name from "Henh" to "Henry" when he became a U.S. citizen last year. Lee, who was the salutatorian of his class, was reluctant to speak at his graduation in June because he was nervous about talking in front of thousands of people. But he was eventually talked into giving what Willis said was a rousing speech about the hard work it took to graduate second in his class after coming to the United States. Teachers at the school who saw Lee over Christmas break said he was smiling and upbeat about his future at Virginia Tech.
Obit Henry Jake (Henh) Lee, 20, of Roanoke, died Monday, April 16, 2007, as a victim of the Virginia Tech massacre. He was the son of Song Ly and Mui Lenh, who survive. In addition to his parents, he is survived by his brothers and sisters, Han Ly and husband, Sam Yu Cen, Suong Ly and husband, Mu Vong, Un Ly, Nhi Lee and wife, Ha Nguyen, Joe Lee and wife, Phan, Hogan Lee, Chi Lee, Manh Lee and Long Ly; five nephews and nieces and a special family friend, Nancy Calkin.
Obit Henry Jake (Henh) Lee, 20, of Roanoke, died Monday, April 16, 2007, as a victim of the Virginia Tech massacre. He was the son of Song Ly and Mui Lenh, who survive. In addition to his parents, he is survived by his brothers and sisters, Han Ly and husband, Sam Yu Cen, Suong Ly and husband, Mu Vong, Un Ly, Nhi Lee and wife, Ha Nguyen, Joe Lee and wife, Phan, Hogan Lee, Chi Lee, Manh Lee and Long Ly; five nephews and nieces and a special family friend, Nancy Calkin.
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