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PENCIL, Lee Allen Of McKeesport, PA (formerly from Springfield, Ohio), went to be with the Lord on Tuesday, November 26, 2019 at the age of 71. Lee was born to parents Edgar and Beatrice (McAfee) Pencil on May 30, 1948 in Springfield, Ohio. He grew up one of seven and attended Northwestern High School. He spent most of his life working as a pressman for various printing companies and enjoyed farming on the side. Lee is survived by his daughter, Teresa (Brian) Cockeram; his son, James (Alicia) Pencil; his sisters, Linda Chaffee, Judy (Steve) Hoberty, Nola Pencil and his brother, Donald (Jackie) Pencil; Four grandchildren, Lohren Sullivan, Andrew (Annie) Cockeram, Garrett Cockeram and Trent Cockeram; He is preceded in death by his parents, Edgar and Beatrice; his sisters, Janet Ray and Kathy Clark. Memorial contributions can be made to the American Diabetes Association.
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I drove through Marysville, Ohio yesterday. Lee farmed in the area, so I was reminded of Lee and what a great friend he was to me. An honest,, hard working, do anything he could to help you kinda of a guy.. Miss you Lee.
Roy Gray
Friend
November 27, 2022
Lee and I worked together in the printing industry and became close friends. We both farmed as a second occupation. Lee once told me he thought of me as his brother and I felt the same way about him. We lost touch with each other when he moved from Marysville to Springfield.
I am deeply saddened by the news of his passing as I have been trying to locate him for several years. He was a great guy.
Miss you Lee
Roy Gray
Centerburg, Ohio
January 13, 2020
Lee and I were friends in our early years. We spent many memorable days as free range kids', making our own fun on his farm. I will miss him.
Steve Barnhart
December 3, 2019
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