Lee G. Engstrom

I've told Lee this--- as he was my main piano teacher- he helped me get past the hump learning reading piano- he was a great teacher and organist at my prior church- sad news

I remember Lee fondly, He was upbeat and a joy to be around at Wooster.

I always enjoyed Lee's company at Wooster and we made a strong reconnection at our 50 year reunion. I wish I had been able to spend more time with over all those years and I am very sorry to hear that he in gone.

"How lucky I am to have something that makes saying goodbye so hard" Winnie-the-Pooh

I´m so sad that I will never have another conversation with Lee. He was a very special person and his gift was making his friends feel special. I treasure my memories of Lee and loved our times together and dancing to the music. He always made me smile. My love and hugs to all that are missing him... especially to Jim. Their love was palpable.

Lee had such a beautiful laugh to go with his beautiful smile and heart. Rest in peace dear Lee. We will miss you!

He was a kind and gentle man. I was glad to have known him. An advocate for all. RIP Lee.

I worked with Lee through the Artists-In-Residence program with Burton El. and the GRS so many years ago. He was a wonderful person to work with and a strong advocate for his school. I enjoyed working with him so much. I'm sad to hear of his passing. Sending my deepest condolences to his family and close friends.

Lee was one of my very closest friends for over forty years. He was a loving, faithful and trusted friend who became part of our family. I will miss him so much as we did so much together and had a mutual need for one another. Grateful to have Jim to help me stay close to my dear friend Lee. So long friend; never goodbye. Love, Colleen