John Lee Smith

I think of you and your family often, Dadder. You and your sweet family changed the course of my life. You led me to Christ and always shared verses that were special to you and encouraged me to memorize God's Word. What a blessing you were on this earth, to me, to my family, to all the lives you touched.

Dadder I just found your obituary here. I stopped by CC Young today as I was thinking about you and Sue and Pat, Anne and Roy. I'll never forget all the fireside Bible studies, your consistent encouragement to study and memorize Bible verses, your leading me to Christ at 17 years old. Your family was my family growing up and you made a great impact on my own children who remember their "Aunt Sue" and you fondly. Anne, your persistent attitude of perseverance and a champion's mindset...

I was fortunate that Dr. Smith and his family were friends to me and my family. Until my father's death in 2014, he would share with me whenever he saw Dr. Smith at local tennis events. Anne, Please accept my condolences. I hope your friends and happy remembrances bring you comfort. Sincerely, Tim

I am glad Dr. Smith lived a long life and was blessed with a "Cheerful heart" which is "Good medicine" Proverbs 17:22!!! He has outlived most of his childhood friends, teachers, and others whom he like or loved. We are blessed with remembrances of him. Dr. Lee and Patt Smith are special to me. They were gracious hosts to a Bible study in their Home on Mockingbird Ln when I was in my 30s. Patt struck me as a take-charge, firm but fair wife and mother. Dr. Lee Smith had a gentle and quiet...

Enjoyed knowing the Smith Family and working with Dr. Smith for over 10 years. He excelled in everything he did and approached life in such a positive way. May he rest in peace. Gods Blessings be with him and the family.