Way W. Lee

On behalf of Margie Kawasaki-Ogawa's family, I send our condolences to your family on the passing of your father. My mother was very close to your father and his family during their childhood in Portland and lost touch. My mother always spoke highly of him. She is still alive and was saddened at the news. She would like to get in touch with Bryan if it is possible, and if that is possible my contact info is enclosed. My mother has wonderful stories about your father, that I would like to...

To Ken Lee and Family -
I am saddened to hear of your father's passing. The times we met are memorable, and wish we had had more encounters. He definitley was a man of talent, integrity and generous community involement.

Remembering Way doing his vocal exercises in the morning while docked behind us at the Tarte's home in Roche Harbor...How beautiful the sounds coming from the Joint Venture!
The Wayne Jordan Family

Way was a lifelong friend of the Woody Froom family--highly respected and well-loved. Way inspired my father-in-law Woody to reach for the sky and embrace life to its fullest. He and Pearl were admired by our whole family. Their parties were real extravaganzas and fun for all of us. Our grandkids in Paris will be excited to learn that Way helped liberate France. It was great to learn about his education and his contribution to the Reed College area as well as about his support of...

Mr. Way W. Lee built a very fine residential complex called Garden Park Apartments. His endeavor has brought much comfort and enjoyment to mamy people over the years. We thank him. The Lindquists

To the Lee Family -

Patti and I were so sorry to hear about Way's passing. We have considered him a friend for so long now, probably 30 years.

Reading his obituary yesterday brought back many fond memories - like his birthday party at Fong Chong's, where he sang "Danny Boy" like I've never heard anyone sing . . . truly marvelous. What a life story . . . it would be hard to imagine anybody matching that nowadays. I have told many parts of that story over the years to many...

Way has been a true family friend and adviser. Always willing to counsel and provide guidance. He will be truly missed. Kathleen Neill and Family.

Way Lee and his family were such a large part of our lives growing up. I will always have warm and good memories of him and great respect for his business acumen. I feel blessed to have known him. Lynn Yoshihara Kanaya

You had the best tenor I have ever accompanied

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