Lee Archer

Lee and i met around 1950 as fellow attendees of the First Presbeyterian Church in Alameda. In a visit with Lee we both recalled the fiery minister Dr. Mac Farland who tried to keep us in tow High School friends and fellow athletes we lost touch a bit over the years but requainted around class reunion activities. I moved to Walnut Creek as Lees disease took over and Iwas a frequent visitor along with Chris Jensen, Steve Smith , and many other classmates. I moved to Spokane and was able to...

One of my favorite people in the D.A.'s office. A great guy. We have lost quite a few this year from that time period. My condolences to his family.

Kathy, I'm so sad to hear if Lee's passing. It's been a long time since living in Concord when both our guys were starting their careers. I lost Rick in March 2014 from another horrible disease, Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis. Thoughts and prayers are with your family at this difficult time.

I worked with your dad when I was the receptionist at Archer Norris. Your dad always had a kind word and a smile each morning. He made it a point of saying hi. He was a great man and very special to all the employees who worked there.