Fred Lee

Sorry we lost touch through the years. Aura, both you and Fred made quite an wonderful impression on me, & I've never forgotten either of you. I'm so sorry to learn of Fred's passing, and I'm going through the same things. Aura, if you read this, get in touch. God bless you and your family!

Mr. Lee was my historty teacher at La Sierra Academy and I was his reader. He was the kindest most supportive teacher I had. And he was a great "boss". Infinite patience and sense of humor. I just learned of his passing at the class of 1973's 50th reunion recently. I am saddened deeply and will try and find a copy of his book. I lost touch with him but I wish I hadn't! May he RIP in God's arms. Many hugs to his wife and family. God bless.

Fred was such a mentor in my life and Aura his wife ,they were such a lovely couple. When I last had them both over our house it was Alberta Eichman 90th birthday. I have a smile today on my face because Fred and Aura Had such a wonderful afternoon enjoying everyone and each other. Fred will always be remembered by me for his laugh and teachings of kindness. I miss giving hugs to him .. Fred , I am sending you a hugh hug!!! Aura sending you my thoughts and hugs...Luisa

I met Mr. Lee when I was an LPN student at Florida hospital school of Nursing, his wife Aura Lee was my Director of the Nursing school . Aura's eyes sparkled when she spoke of her Husband and when you saw them together it was pure love. Mr. Lee was an inspiration to all. May you R.I.P.

I met Fred and his lovely sweet wife, Aura, approximately three years before he wrote his book. My husband, John Mestan, played tennis with Fred two to three times a week. Aura and Fred had a party at their condo where I met them for the first time along with some of their many friends.
I loved them both immediately and we started doing more things together like going to movies, getting together at each others' places and eating out, especially at Season's 52. They were both movie...

Mr Lee was my history teacher at LSA my junior year. He was passionate and caring when it came to his students. He made the subject of history come alive. See you in Heaven!