Lelia "Lee"-Headrick-Obituary

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Lelia "Lee" Janet Headrick

Ballwin, Missouri

Sep 15, 1930 – Apr 15, 2025

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BORN
September 15, 1930
DIED
April 15, 2025
LOCATION
Ballwin, Missouri

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Schrader Funeral Home and Crematory - Ballwin Obituary

Lelia "Lee" Janet Headrick entered eternal life on April 15, 2025. Born on September 15, 1930 in Chesterfield, MO. Lee was deeply loved by her late parents, Albert “Ollie” and Elsie Fick. Dearly loved wife of the late James “Jim” Headrick. Lee and Jim were married on October 24, 1953 at Samuel Church in Clayton, MO. Dear sister-in-law of Garrett Headrick and wife, Charlotte. Cousin to Roy Fick and Aunt to nephew Roger Ryan and nieces, Melanie Ryan, Joy Ritter, Jane Rich, Diane Fraiser and Laura DeVries as well as the late Ronald Ryan and Judy Lesocky. Seven sisters-in-law preceded Lee in death. 


Lee was employed in University City and Parkway School districts for a total of 47 years. An active member of Ivy Chapel United Church of Christ for over 40 years. Active in her professional organizations, national, state, county and local Creve Coeur Women’s Club and Parkway Retirees Association. Volunteer at St. Luke’s Hospital and Parkway School District for several years. 


A celebration of Lee’s life will be held on Saturday, April 26th at 11AM at Ivy Chapel United Church of Christ, 620 North Woods Mill Road, Chesterfield, MO. 


Private interment at Bellerive Gardens.


Gifts in Lee’s memory can be sent to Ivy Chapel or Circle of Concern, PO Box 444, 112 St. Louis Ave. Valley Park, MO 63088-0444.  Please share memories of Lee and condolences in the online guestbook at www.Schrader.com.  


 

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Lee was outstanding, classy, poise, and soft spoken. She loved her niece, family, and church members. I work for Mason Pointe where she resided her last years. She walked daily until she couldn't walk anymore. She was always ready for someone to pick her up for Sunday services. She loved her circle or friends and family. She often spoke of them. Lee will truly be miss at Mason Pointe.
May you soul and spirit rest in peace.

Lee was a kind and loving person. I have very fond memories of both Lee and Jim at Ivy Chapel.

Lee was a dear friend of my late mother-in-law, Dorothy Crabdree. She seemed like family with all the interactions over the years. She was a beautiful person and I know her family and friends will miss her.

Worked with Lee for many years at the Administration Building, Parkway School District. Lee was a wonderful, thoughtful, caring, coworker.