William D. "Bill" Lee

Billy and I grew up together on Remington Street. Dear Edith and Len were best friends with my parents and my adopted Auntie and Unckie. We shared lots of good times at their cabin at "the lake" and picnics at Lake Quassapaug. Since Billy was closest to my age, we were good friends. My deepest sympathies to Lenny and Henry. You had a special brother. Although many miles and years separate us, I think of the Lee family often. You will be in my thoughts and prayers tomorrow.

To Marie, Henry and Lenny and Billy´s children and grand children, I was so saddened to hear of Billy´s passing. So many memories came to mind, especially those of our formative years. I will always remember that beautiful smile and infectious laugh. Rest in peace Bill and to your family, may you find comfort and joy in happy memories. Cousin Janet

Offering our deepest condolences during this time.

Hi Bill, we have known each other for many, many years. I was very saddened to hear of your passing, but I know that you won't be in pain any longer. I spoke with Marie a few days ago and she asked me if I wanted the suspenders back, then she chuckled. I told her to keep them, so that every time she looks at them it will put a smile on her face. I will always be an extra set of eyes, for your children and their families, no matter how old they get. Love, Lauren

Marie, Lenny, Henry, Lory, Barbara and Family, Our sincere condolences for your loss of Bill. We will always remember him and many happy times. May your loving memories fill your hearts. Our prayers for peace. Love, Frank, Joanne & Family