Joseph Lee worked on the railroad his entire life and would have retired as a switchman had he not passed away from a heart attack brought on by a case of food poisoning.
He was an avid outdoorsman all his life with troutline fishing and water fowl hunting his favorite sports. He and Mary had a second home on the Missouri River including a large mobile home, outbuildings and a dock.
Joseph Lee did remarry after Mary's death, but the whereabouts of her and her children are unknown. After his death she sold everything in Missouri and went back to California.
He was an avid outdoorsman all his life with troutline fishing and water fowl hunting his favorite sports. He and Mary had a second home on the Missouri River including a large mobile home, outbuildings and a dock.
Joseph Lee did remarry after Mary's death, but the whereabouts of her and her children are unknown. After his death she sold everything in Missouri and went back to California.
Joseph Lee worked on the railroad his entire life and would have retired as a switchman had he not passed away from a heart attack brought on by a case of food poisoning.
He was an avid outdoorsman all his life with troutline fishing and water fowl hunting his favorite sports. He and Mary had a second home on the Missouri River including a large mobile home, outbuildings and a dock.
Joseph Lee did remarry after Mary's death, but the whereabouts of her and her children are unknown. After his death she sold everything in Missouri and went back to California.
He was an avid outdoorsman all his life with troutline fishing and water fowl hunting his favorite sports. He and Mary had a second home on the Missouri River including a large mobile home, outbuildings and a dock.
Joseph Lee did remarry after Mary's death, but the whereabouts of her and her children are unknown. After his death she sold everything in Missouri and went back to California.
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