Keith N. Lee
Keith N. Lee was born in Seiling, Oklahoma June 22, 1918 and passed away in Roseville, California July 5, 2003. He was a veteran of World War II; married Leola and had two sons, Gaylon of Garden Valley, California and Earl, of Yreka, California. He happily raised his family in Happy Camp, California. He was the town barber. After 33 years of marriage, his wife, Leola, passed away. He later met Gerry, his present wife to whom he has been married for over 30 years.
Keith was a dead-eye hunter, getting elk in Idaho and deer in California. He was an expert fisherman and caught marlin in Mexico and salmon in Alaska and California and never came in empty handed. He was a master of the three C's: consideration, communication, compromise, and had a wonderful disposition. He was a dog lover to the core and will be sadly missed by his dog, Joy Marie; and most of all by his wife, Gerry. Keith was also survived by graddaughters, Julie Logan of Warrenville, Illinois and Misty Lee Kennedy of Milford, New Hampshire; grandsons, David Lee of Tempe, Arizona, and Jonathan Lee of Santa Rosa, California; also, two great grandchildren.
At his request no services will be held.
San Francisco Chronicle (Jul/16/2003)
Keith N. Lee was born in Seiling, Oklahoma June 22, 1918 and passed away in Roseville, California July 5, 2003. He was a veteran of World War II; married Leola and had two sons, Gaylon of Garden Valley, California and Earl, of Yreka, California. He happily raised his family in Happy Camp, California. He was the town barber. After 33 years of marriage, his wife, Leola, passed away. He later met Gerry, his present wife to whom he has been married for over 30 years.
Keith was a dead-eye hunter, getting elk in Idaho and deer in California. He was an expert fisherman and caught marlin in Mexico and salmon in Alaska and California and never came in empty handed. He was a master of the three C's: consideration, communication, compromise, and had a wonderful disposition. He was a dog lover to the core and will be sadly missed by his dog, Joy Marie; and most of all by his wife, Gerry. Keith was also survived by graddaughters, Julie Logan of Warrenville, Illinois and Misty Lee Kennedy of Milford, New Hampshire; grandsons, David Lee of Tempe, Arizona, and Jonathan Lee of Santa Rosa, California; also, two great grandchildren.
At his request no services will be held.
San Francisco Chronicle (Jul/16/2003)
Keith N. Lee
Keith N. Lee was born in Seiling, Oklahoma June 22, 1918 and passed away in Roseville, California July 5, 2003. He was a veteran of World War II; married Leola and had two sons, Gaylon of Garden Valley, California and Earl, of Yreka, California. He happily raised his family in Happy Camp, California. He was the town barber. After 33 years of marriage, his wife, Leola, passed away. He later met Gerry, his present wife to whom he has been married for over 30 years.
Keith was a dead-eye hunter, getting elk in Idaho and deer in California. He was an expert fisherman and caught marlin in Mexico and salmon in Alaska and California and never came in empty handed. He was a master of the three C's: consideration, communication, compromise, and had a wonderful disposition. He was a dog lover to the core and will be sadly missed by his dog, Joy Marie; and most of all by his wife, Gerry. Keith was also survived by graddaughters, Julie Logan of Warrenville, Illinois and Misty Lee Kennedy of Milford, New Hampshire; grandsons, David Lee of Tempe, Arizona, and Jonathan Lee of Santa Rosa, California; also, two great grandchildren.
At his request no services will be held.
San Francisco Chronicle (Jul/16/2003)
Keith N. Lee was born in Seiling, Oklahoma June 22, 1918 and passed away in Roseville, California July 5, 2003. He was a veteran of World War II; married Leola and had two sons, Gaylon of Garden Valley, California and Earl, of Yreka, California. He happily raised his family in Happy Camp, California. He was the town barber. After 33 years of marriage, his wife, Leola, passed away. He later met Gerry, his present wife to whom he has been married for over 30 years.
Keith was a dead-eye hunter, getting elk in Idaho and deer in California. He was an expert fisherman and caught marlin in Mexico and salmon in Alaska and California and never came in empty handed. He was a master of the three C's: consideration, communication, compromise, and had a wonderful disposition. He was a dog lover to the core and will be sadly missed by his dog, Joy Marie; and most of all by his wife, Gerry. Keith was also survived by graddaughters, Julie Logan of Warrenville, Illinois and Misty Lee Kennedy of Milford, New Hampshire; grandsons, David Lee of Tempe, Arizona, and Jonathan Lee of Santa Rosa, California; also, two great grandchildren.
At his request no services will be held.
San Francisco Chronicle (Jul/16/2003)
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