Lee Hart Grasle

Memories of you everywhere bring a smile to my face but a lump to my throat. I LOVE you so much, my sweet, sensitive, kind nephew

Lee, they say time heals, but it´s been two years since you have passed, and I still feel like it was yesterday. I try to imagine you´re down in the desert and that I´ll see you Thanksgiving, but my heart can´t be fooled. My only consolation is that you´re amongst some great people and that I´ll be with you again someday. LOVE you so much!xoxAuntie Sioux

I am so sorry he was much to young. I am asif mir I was a friend of his brother Todd grasle. When I would go overto visit todd I would see Lee. him and I were both into WWE so when that was on we would watch it together. They were a good close family and I pray they are all doing well.

Lee had a great heart, and he always had a smile on his face. I went to woodmont school, and Thomas Edison school with him. I remember taking swimming lessons with his brother when I was little at Multnomah Athletic Club. RIP

Lee was quite possibly one of the kindest humans to cross my path. We attended Thomas Edison HS together and I still to this day think about him. My very first day there, he was the first person to speak to me and greeted me with a huge smile. No matter the circumstances, he was kind. We need more Harts like that in this world. I just found out this afternoon that he had passed and feel terribly for not staying in better contact over the last 20+ years. My deepest sympathies and condolences...

I had the privilege of teaching and coaching this amazing young man at Edison High School. He was extremely hard working, always giving 100%! More importantly, he did it with a smile on his face. I will miss that smile and laugh. He left this Earth a kinder and gentler place. God bless his soul! Pat Maguire

Lee was my teacher of acceptance, forgiveness, and how to be nonjudgmental. He always wore a smile on his face and never spoke an unkind word about anyone. I am humbled from having had Lee in my life and thank God for having him sent to us. Lee, you will not be forgotten, and your nieces and nephews will grow up listening to many "Lee" stories. We are so glad you were born; you made the world a better place; and, we were so very fortunate to have you in our family. Much, much love, Auntie...

I am so sorry to hear of your loss. I remember many fun times at the Grasle house in our Bridlemile days and always remember Lee´s smile and kind spirit. Sending you all love and strength during this difficult time.