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Cynthia Hamilton
July 22, 2019
Lee was a good fellow to work with when he was an Examiner at the USPTO. I remember Lee leaning back in one of those old chairs we used to have back then. Then, he'd go into an explanation or talk about some bit of a thing, then end with a smile most times.
Even after he left to be come an Attorney, Lee would stop and say hello to those of us still examining. Lee always had a kind word to say.
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Jeannie Du Bray
July 17, 2019
Judy, Karen, Kirsten and Jamie so sorry to hear of Lee's passing.
Lee was a loving, sweet, and caring man. I always enjoyed our visits, and will cherish my wonderful memories of him. May your beautiful memories help during this difficult time.
Love Jeannie
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