Leland S. Edwards

Lee was my best friend when we were growing up in Seattle. We were in every grade together at Whitworth Elementary School. It broke my young heart when he left for Phillips. Not only was he a wonderful friend but an amazing musician. My high school class, FHS66, is celebrating our 55th Reunion next month and I have been reflecting on all my childhood friends. I never forgot you Lee.

Was doing some remembering (somethings one does when they're closer to 80 than 75) this past evening and Lee surfaced - very pleasant memories.
Bill

The world will truely miss Lee. I worked with him over the years on many projects and he was a great and generous and humorous human being. Good bye Lee, whereever you are...

Oh my gosh! Lee WAS a crack up! He taught me some things I never tried at Bankzilla, but I chuckle about them still.
Life sure is precious...

I was saddened to hear of Lee's passing. We worked on several projects over the years at Bank of America. He will be missed. My condolences to his family.

Lee lived, worked, and played at full throttle. No surprise he passed to the next level without waiting for the rest of us to catch up.

Over the years at the Bank, Lee and I worked on many projects together. I could always count on Lee to get me out of a jam. He had great problem solving abilities, was lightning fast with his situational analysis, and was unmatched for his technical know-how. I learned a lot from Lee. I am saddened by his passing and send my condolences to his family.

Lee was a joy to work with during the really hectic days at Seafirst and Bank of America. He will be missed.

This is truly the end of an era. Lee served as my mentor and shared his skills throughout my career at Bank of America, and I would not have the technical nor business strength if it weren't for his direction.