John Bernard Lee Jr.

Prep for Life. John was an outstanding student and young man at Prep. He is with the lord in heaven

Dear Mr. and Mrs. Lee and Jessica:

I am very sorry for your loss. John and I were good friends in high school. He was one of the brightest and funniest guys I knew. May he rest in peace.

Hello. A few friends of John from school and the neighborhood have asked for a service here at Prep. We will have a prayer service on September 10 at 12 noon at Prep. The group will then convene afterwards at Doriens near the mass. All are invited. Thanks, Tony Azzarto S..J.

Dear Lee Family, I am very sorry for your loss. My memories of him at the Prep were good ones, he was a fine fellow and will be missed.

My condolences....I remember John from Prep...always a nice guy...funny...class A...

My condolences to the Lee Family in the loss of John.

Lee family, I am very sorry to hear of your loss. John and I had most of our classes together at Prep but I may not have seen him much after graduation. That really is a great picture of John, just how I remember him – a wise-cracking super-genius with many interests - a renaissance man, as Tom said. My condolences. May John rest in peace.

John was a close friend at St. Al's Grammar School and St. Peter's Prep. John was a unique and complete person -true friend, scholar, unequaled wit, off-the-charts bright, rennaisance man, and bon vivant. Some may not know that he founded the (completely fictional) Cave Canem Society at Prep. (It means "Beware of Dog" in Latin.) We shared Giant games, Keith Jarrett at Carnegie Hall, and drives to Prep in his vintage white Mustang. I was lucky enough to live across the street from him on...

Very sad news indeed.
Couldn't ask for a better classmate-funny, smart, interesting, a great presence in our world.
J. Richardson Prep '79