Lloyd Ernest "Lee" Vivien

Lee was always so polite to me when I worked with him. He had a great sense of humor when I would post a Roll Tide sign on the door to his office especially when Bama played LSU. He will be greatly missed.

Some of the best times Erin & I have had is when we would stay at the lake for Dega weekend. He was always so hospitable to us and made us feel like we were family.I think i will be forever scard by the fried eggs with crawfish, on a hungover Dega morning. "Laissez les bons temps rouler" Erin & Brad Meacham.

I worked with Lee for several years from the Realty South parent company. I always enjoyed his sense of humor and knowledge. He will be greatly missed.

I am deeply saddened by the unexpected loss of our colleague, Lee. He brought such joy to every project, and I will always remember his kindness and gentle spirit. The impact he had on us all will not be forgotten. During this difficult time, my thoughts are with his family, friends, and all of us who had the privilege of working alongside him.

Julie, so sorry for your loss. I know you feel empty but don´t lose your faith. Love you Linda M

My heartfelt condolences to the Vivien family. Lee, affectionately called "Leebeaux" was the brightest and best person anyone could ever meet. Everybody loved & respected Leebeaux. He was a dedicated teammate & captain of the pool team, our computer tech fixer, a loyal customer and most importantly, he was a friend. While I mourn today I will take solace in the many fond and loving memories of my friend. Godspeed Leebeaux!