Monthly Archives: August 2010

Happy 75th Birthday, Lee!   You have been such a blessing to me and to my family in so many ways, Lee!  When you and Susan lived here in Grass Valley, I knew I could always count on you to lend a … Continue reading →

Here’s birthday greetings from your old camping buddies at TCC (now living in beautiful Texas!) We always have fond memories of our camping trips and Mexican train games. Can’t believe you’ll be 75! How could you continue to age when … Continue reading →

I’ve been with Dr Bott for just over a couple of years and have been ‘over the wall’ cube buddies with Lee for most of that! What does ‘over the wall’ cube buddies mean? Well I sit on one side … Continue reading →

Lee, It’s been so great knowing you for the last… Wow, how long has it been? Probably 15 years I would guess. Many great memories of camping together, playing games after dinner, and just hanging out. More recently, it’s been … Continue reading →

Hey grandpa happy birthday hope you have a great day and good time at the party. Hope for many more to come and good memories. Love Justin, Caden and Trace

Although our paths crossed only recently, I can truly say that I have found a great appreciation for you, your wit, humor, and especially your fine dogs! it is a pleasure and honor celebrating You. Bruce

Lee, congratulations on 75 amazing years! I knew from the moment you and Susan first walked into my office that we’d be good friends. Your quick wit and genuine concern for others make you very likable. I admire the way … Continue reading →

Wow … hard to believe this is your 75th birthday, and almost 45 years since I married you (and Scott). God was sure watching over me when He choose you. I don’t think anyone could have made me feel more … Continue reading →

My most memorable moment with Lee was the delivery of my fourth child, Amara.  Lee and Susan had come to the hospital to see me and hopefully be there when it “was time.”  Well, for all of my other deliveries … Continue reading →

75 Years? Hmm…given I am probably your oldest nephew (Prentice anyway), this one has me thinking a lot. Lee, we live 2300 miles apart, but one thing that I always remember is the joy I and the rest of your … Continue reading →