Lee C. Brenn

To his family, Lee was always such a sincere and friendly person to all. I can remember him as far back as grade school and his quiet smile as a young boy. In more recent years, he and Dot attended our Shenendehowa Class of 1962 events and we were pleased to know him once again. May you have wonderful family memories of both of them. Isabel

Lee was my cousin - his mother was my father's sister. While he was a couple of years older, our families grew up together. He was a great person and a great and fun relative. Family get-togethers were always eventful. He ran successful businesses and contributed to many organizations and causes over the years. From one of his follow-on businesses, he prepared a tremendous celebratory dinner for his aunt and uncle, my parents' 50th anniversary! You're now near your Dot and my Aunt Dorothy,...

I knew Lee while we were in Explorer Scouts together, i.e., Post 28 in Clifton Park Center. No doubt Lee's outstanding commitment to the community was in some way influenced by the likes of George Gage, Foster Tinney, Ed Miller and Jim Keeler, who all led by example to "Help other people at all times! Rest in Peace, Lee!!! My heartfelt condolences go out to Lee's family & friends!

Dianna and Cheryl, My heartfelt condolences on the passing of your father.