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Lesley McGehee Casey

Herndon, Virginia

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  Lesley McGehee Casey (Age 66)  Of Herndon, passed December 24, 2015 surrounded by family and friends. Daughter of June McGehee and late Harry Coleman, Jr. Loving mother of Cary Casey and Thomas "Neil" Casey. Also survived by siblings Alex (Dave) McGehee, Harry McGehee, Donald (Lisa)...

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I heard about Ms. Casey's passing at a 20th year school reunion. I just came her to say because of her I had the courage to pursue my goals in the arts. She always believed in me and always helped me along the way. I've seen shown in many galleries, painted murals and am still growing each year. She was a good teach and really pushed me to have the strongest portfolio I could. She was a great woman. I wish I could have said goodbye one last time.

My deepest condolences go out to Lesley's family. I heard about her passing through a friend that knew her in high school. I met Lesley when the family lived in Severna Park for a short time. I saw her in Williamsburg when I was at Roanoke. We wrote letters. She was a lovely person.

Ms. Casey was a wonderful person and art teacher. I took her classes when I was a high school student at Herndon. She graciously took the time to help me with my portfolio and really encouraged me to apply for a college scholarship, which I ended up receiving. This had a huge impact on my self esteem and my family's view of the arts, and gave me hope for the future when I didn't really have any at the time. I was able to pursue my dream and go on to graduate with a BFA. Ms. Casey played such...

Ms. Casey was an excellent art teacher to me during my time at Herndon High School. She always encouraged me to be my best and pushed me to apply myself to both my artwork and my dedication to the arts outside of school. If it wasn't for her, I wouldn't have had half the opportunities that I had while in high school, and would not have had the confidence in myself as an artist to thrive in the arts upon graduation. I am truly thankful to have known Lesley Casey, and to have had her support...

My deepest condolences are with you at this time of need. Know that god
feels your pain as well. Go to him in prayer and he will comfort you very
much.

Sincerely,

Ms J