Lee Maitland Pearce

I just found this. I have so many beautiful memories of Lee, who I called "Lee Lee". We were room mates in Boston after attending BU. He was smart, talented, level headed, handsome, and the sweetest friend I could ever imagine being blessed with. The 70´s and 80´s where THE BEST because he was in my life. Here are pictures of us at my wedding in 1983, and then fussing with my baby in `84. I love you soooo so much, Lee Lee. Di

Ever uplifted whenever I think of any of the Pearces. What a family!

The entire Pearce family will always hold a special place in my heart.

Lees passing is an enormous loss to his many friends and extended family. He was such a vital and engaging man, a great listener and conversationalist, with diverse interests and a wealth of knowledge (and opinions!) about art and architecture, politics, pop culture, the fashion business and, especially, music. Lee and I shared hundreds of meals, concerts, theater and museum visits over the years in Boston, NYC, London and a few other far flung ports. He approached the end of his life...

I first met Lee when we were both freshman at BU in 1974 and last saw him in April 2019 when I visited him in London. In between were 45 years of laughs, music, food, family, friendship and so much more.
Despite our differences we were drawn together by our mutual sarcastic sense of humor, our love of music (Roxy Music!) and most importantly our shared values. I will miss him dearly.
I unfortunately will not be able to attend the memorial service tomorrow. My sincere condolences to...

I've known Lee since 1985 and stayed in touch, always checking in with him on an annual trip to London. I was fearfull when he did not reply in January this year and am deeply upset to learn of his passing. I will miss him