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for Lee Streeter
Emily Collier
March 13, 2011
I share a lot of the same memories my brother spoke of...his toys and his motor sickles! I couldn't be more greatful to have had him as my grandpa. I'll never forget the time that I played in a soccer game for another team. I didn't know many people on my own team, and the field was very far from my home town. Grampa and Mary were the only ones that came out to see me play that day and it meant the world to me to have them cheering me on! I love you grampa, you will always be in my heart!
Darlene Doden
March 13, 2011
What a wonderful man who will always live in the hearts of those who loved him so very much.
Stephanie Foley
March 11, 2011
Even though I never truly got to meet the true person you were, you still seemed to have such love and adventure in your eyes. Your soul wanted to explore while your body kept you still. That saddened me more than you could imagine. At least now your soul can do as it pleases without the restrictions of a body. Enjoy yourself, you were loved.
Lillian and Al Rossi
March 10, 2011
Rest in Peace, Lee. We will miss your laugh, and your smiles. You can have all of the sweets you want now. Love, Sister in Law Lillian and Brother in Law Al
Kathy Decker
March 10, 2011
What a sweet man! We had such a large extended family that I'm pretty sure he thought I was also one of his!!!
Kathy (Collier) Decker
Natalie and Dean Osborne
March 10, 2011
I'll miss you grandpa. I am saddened that my children didnt get the chance to know what a fun loving great man that I knew you were. I will love you always.
Paul Collier
March 10, 2011
I will always remember going to Lee's house with my brother Hoss, to work on motorcycles and hang out, we always had a good time. Lee was the most generous guy in the world and fun to be around. Never said anything bad about other people and treated everyone with respect and treated me like I was family. You knew you were never going to be bored at his house. Life of the party and one of the nicest guys you would have ever met. You will be missed. I say goodbye with great sadness.
Philo Collier
Jim Collier
March 10, 2011
michael shimer
March 9, 2011
im gonna miss you, you are the only great grandpa i had,
Andrew Shimer
March 9, 2011
You'll Be Missed
Kasi Skaarer
March 9, 2011
RIP Grandpa Binky ,,,, Love You!
Jerry Taylor
March 9, 2011
going to grandpa's house was always an adventure, you never knew what was going to happen. Funny stories, trains or bumber pool! never really mattered. as long as we were there. I always thought he was the coolest guy that ever lived.
I still tell my boys "If it ain't tight it ain't right sonny" the same as I heard him say a thousand times. still one of the funnest things I've ever heard.
Jeffrey Taylor
March 9, 2011
Grandpa binky ... we both shared a love for the railroad... and better yet both worked for the railroad. i will miss you greatly i have nothing but the most fondest memories of you.
Jeffrey Taylor
March 9, 2011
grandpa "binky" we both shared a love for the railroad and both worked for the railraod you were a great man and i will miss you greatly.
Nanette Valencia
March 9, 2011
I agree with what Jim had to say. Dad displayed great courage and heart. He went through a lot but took it like a man and without complaint. He told me I was his light at the end of the tunnel. I'll be happy to see him again on the other side
Heather Taylor
March 9, 2011
My heart goes out to my family. My prayers are with all of you.
Paula Taylor
March 9, 2011
i never knew you, but i'm married to your grandson Jeff Taylor. I have great love for your family and have always been there for them and always will. I know how much they all love you and will miss you. May there be peace for all.
Lori Clogston
March 9, 2011
Lee always had something funny to say whether a joke or just a one-liner. He was genuine and truly one of a kind. Lee, I know a lot of people up there waiting to greet you, maybe #3 will even race you.
I love you,
Lori Clogston
Hailey Collier
March 8, 2011
xoxo i love you.
Steve and Hailey Collier
March 8, 2011
Granpa I will think of you whenever my car door sags... I wish my daughter had the chance to bring her first car over to show you.
Its something all your sons and grandsons loved to do. We love you and will miss you always.
Dave & Bonnie Bouw
March 8, 2011
Our condolences to all of you. Lee will be missed by all who knew him thats for sure! Love ya Uncle Lee!
Jaimie Morris
March 8, 2011
I will always miss you Grandpa Binky! You always made me smile. Love you.
Nanette Valencia
March 8, 2011
I've lived with Mom & Lee all my life, I'm so happy I chose this as we grew to be very close. We made each other laugh and had our own lingo. I miss him and keep him in my heart. I never wanted to say goodbye
Vera Rossi
March 8, 2011
My one and only brother-in-law Lee Streeter was one of a kind...He always made me feel like his special little sis, and that's what he always called me, never by my name.. And I always called him my Lee Magee..He will be missed, but never forgotten.
Little Sis...Vera Rossi
Streeter Guys
Shawn & Faith Streeter
March 8, 2011
We were so lucky to be so close and spend the last 10 yrs or so with him. I loved hearing his stories and I look forward to Shawn re-telling them to our kids. He will not be forgotten.
Jill Matheny
March 8, 2011
Uncle Lee, your back with (Don) dad now you two stay outa trouble. The thing I rember most about you is you and Mary watching Jonny Carson and LAUGHING long and loud and it seemed to me you always had a smile on your face for me. I love you Lee! But Ill be seeing you so save me a spot!
Tracey Black
March 8, 2011
My deepest condolences to your family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time.
Leigh Ann Taylor
March 8, 2011
Daddy, you always told such great stories. People loved to listen to you and you enjoyed sharing them.
You always had a smile for everyone you met. I love and miss you. you can have all the chocolate cake you want now, you dont have to sneak it!
Rylee Collier
March 8, 2011
Grampa Binky,
I love you and I will miss your funny sayings and how you made me laugh. Rylee
Ty Bogie
March 8, 2011
I'll miss you grandpa.
Joanne white
March 8, 2011
My thoughts and prayers r with you
Chris Collier
March 8, 2011
Grandpa always had cool toys. I vividly remember the first time he showed me his pinball machine when I was little. I didn't know it was even possible to have an arcade machine in your house! Even at his 80th birthday, he had a youthful exuberance when talking with me about 'Motor-Sickles'. I'll miss Grandpa, but I will not forget him.
Jim Collier
March 8, 2011
My Dad was the king of "one liner" clever sayings. The desire to make people smile with funny sayings clearly a genetic thing I picked up and something that will make his memory live on forever. What an amazing display of courage he displayed in his final months and days. I didn’t think it was possible in modern times to die like a warrior but he certainly did. He told me long ago; “Getting old is not for sissy’s sonny!” I certainly see how right he was!
Karen Schroeder
March 8, 2011
You will truly be missed, I love you POP!!
Susan Collier
March 8, 2011
Probably as soon as I said my first word my favorite word has been Dad. From my earliest memories I was proud that all my friends brought their bikes and toys to Dad's garage to get fixed. He could fix anything. Once when I was really young I was mad about something and going to run away. My Mom helped me pack my suitcase with very special important things. As I dragged the suitcase across the lawn Dad called me and said "I'll give you a piece of gum if you stay". I always felt like he was on my side. He was always funny and even as a grown up I always felt better after I talked to him. I can't imagine my life without my hero, my Dad..
Nanette Valencia
March 8, 2011
Nanette Valencia
Mary Streeter
March 8, 2011
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