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Remembered By
Dawn Gray
February 09, 2018 | Marietta, GA
Marietta, Georgia
Age 73
The character Lee May exemplified could be summed up as gentle and immediately approachable, but there was much more than that: May was a soulful man of the soil."He knew the soul of gardening," said his friend and colleague Walter Reeves. "There was hardly any distinction between his body and...
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Dawn Gray
February 09, 2018 | Marietta, GA
Even though I never had the joy of meeting Mr. May, I knew him through his many articles I collected. What a pleasure it is to read them again and again. Blessings and sympathy to his family.
Miriam Syler
October 19, 2015 | West Point, GA
To my valued neighbor, I will cherish our memories of Beebe Rd and your Z car. See you in heaven one of these days.
Nic Damuck
January 12, 2015
I was so sorry to hear of Lee's recent passing. We had corresponded on gardening topics several times in the late '90's and a few times after he moved to Connecticut. I just recently read that Lee and Lyn had moved back, living not far away in Marietta. I had thought about emailing him to see if he would like to see some "secret" natural spots at Kennesaw Mtn, but got caught up with other things and never got around to it. And now I'm too late. Our thoughts are with Lee's family...
Bruce Roberts
January 01, 2015 | Powder Springs, GA
I will always cherish our friendship.
Willis Perry
December 29, 2014 | Atlanta, GA
As a young aspiring journalist still in college at UGA, Lee May was a mentor to me. When I finally got the chance to meet him face to face, he did not disappoint. He was as humble and professional as they come. I continued to follow his career in Los Angeles and beyond. Thank you Lee for paving the way for many and showing us how to be first class professional journalists. May you rest in peace.
Audraine Jackson
December 18, 2014 | Atlanta, GA
Mr. May, thank you very much for writing about my dad when he was working at the post office.
Courtney Scott
December 17, 2014
Loved your Joy and Lore of Gardening...Sorely Missed My Good Man..
Thomas Parks
December 15, 2014 | Mcdonough, GA
Oh my! I am so surprised. I always enjoyed his love of writing & gardening...... My condolences to his family!
December 14, 2014