Lee F. Bartlett

I'll miss seeing him walk up and down the isle of our Chapel at Notre Dame du Lac Assisted Living, joking with our Residents, as he directed both the Trinity Big Band and the Greendale Retired Men's Club Chorus. What a character! He will be missed by all of us.

Always enjoyed talking with your dad. He was a delight to all. It was wonderful to have him come out to Sterling to sing to the children for St. Patrick's Day.
He will be greatly missed.
Pat and Terry Doherty

I only had the genuine pleasure of knowing Lee for a short while. I met him at the Greendale Retirement Club. He has to be one of the most friendly and sincere men I have ever met. Please accept my deepest sympathy and condolences. He will be greatly missed, but we all know that he now has a front row seat in Heaven.

RIP Lee

To the Bartlett Family,
I was very sad to learn of Dr. Bartlett's passing. I have many memories from childhood of Dr. Bartlett. The one that most specifically stands out is him handing out apples for Halloween. Every year we would try to convince our parents that we should not be allowed to have an apple because it was not packaged, however, because we all knew who was handing them out, my mother would pack that in our lunch the next day as our Halloween treat. Dr. Bartlett was always interested in what the kids in the neighborhood were doing or what was going on in school. He was such a kind person, and it was always nice to see him even after we moved from the street.
May the memories of your father/grandfather help you through this difficult time.

Father Lee __ So sorry for the loss of your father I have lost both parents so I share your grief. Trust in the Lord that you will see them again. Yours in Christ
Cammie Gallagher QVCC

He was a wonderful man--always had a smile and made you feel special--always laughing. Our prayers are with you.

To the Bartlett family,

No words seem adequate to deal appropriately with the conflicting emotions at this difficult time.
We hope you will be comforted by pleasant memories and the knowledge that you were blessed with the most caring, loyal, loving, dedicated Dad in this world.
Peace.
With sincere sympathy,
Ingrid and Bob Smith
Sterling, Ma.

Always a gentleman, with a cheerful heart that he shared with all. The Craft Center days would not have been the same without his visits. What an example he was to everyone he encountered!

If anyone could make you smile it was Mr Bartlett...I will truley miss seeing him at Holy Cross he was one of the sweetest people I have every met ...Peace Mr Bartlett

I can't help but put a smile on my face when I think of the few occassions when I met Mr. Bartlett. The word "charming" resonates with me. I know there is so much more than that as I recognize the wonderful legacy he left within his daughter, Anne, and her children...his sense of humor, his mastery of education,his passion of music, his joy of life and his love of family...Most certainly a life well and abundently lived..my most heartfelt sympathies...Peace

Your dad was a very special person and always made me feel like a special person too. I will miss him calling my dad weekly to discuss the next Greendale singing engagement. I will miss seeing him and his smile and that nod that made me feel so important. We were blessed to know him. So sorry for your loss.

Annie, Brian and Family,
We are so sorry for your loss. Please know that we are thinking of you and hope that your many wonderful memories make you all smile...

Lee Bartlett was the most gentle of gentlemen. He was kind, funny, full of life, laughter and good will towards all he encountered. I will miss his occasional visits to the office where he never ceased to make every person smile.

Bucky, Anne, Brian and Kelly family,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this sad time. May happy family memories provide comfort.
Love,
Kathy and Tony

The Friends of the Asa Waters Mansion have had the honor and pleasure of presenting Dr. Bartlett as he lead the Greendale Retired Men's Chorus at the annual Asa Water Mansion Christmas Festival for 17 years. He was loved and adored by all and was one of the most engaging and charming men I have ever know. His presence at future festivals will be deeply missed.Our deepest condolences to his family and friends.
Carol A. Vulter:Pres.Friends of the Asa Waters Mansion, Millbury.

We'll miss him very much. Just an irrepressible spirit and great mentor.

Our loving thoughts and prayers go out to all of you at this difficult time. It truly is true that your thoughts and memories of your loved one keep them alive. Keep your fondest memories close to heart. The memories are truly a comfort. To you, Fr. B., our beloved friend, we love you so much and hold you closest in our hearts. Feel the love of thoses around you and take comfort in that strength. God Bless you all.

WE HAVE VISITED WITH LEE OVER THE YEARS AT RETIRED OFFICERS. HE ALWAYS GREETED US WARMLY AND WAS VERY ATTENTIVE TO OUR NEEDS. WE WILL MISS HIM. THE MEETINGS WILL NOT BE THE SAME. CLIFF AND ELEANOR PRENTICE

Dear Bucky, Ann & Family,
It is with great sadness that I heard of Lee's passing. Being born on the same day and spending our childhood's together right through college we shared so many memories together. His yearly vists were a wonderful chance to share those memories. We often related the phrase..."There are few friends in the jungle"... from Tarzan. Lee was truly a friend. Our prayers and thoughts are with you at this time.
Leo & Ruth Thayer

A wonderful man who will so missed. Dears laundry will miss his smile laughter and sense of humor. A man of many smiles and many good days. Sing from the stars sir. We love a you and will keep your memory with us always. May you rest at peace.

Dr. Bartlett was like a member of our class of Commerce HS 1954. He always led us in the prayer before brunch and will be sorely missed but will be remembered as we gather this coming year. In sympathy and love, Pat & Paul Zambarano

Lee was such a Blessing to my Dad (Ted Hencinski) as part of the Greendale Retired Men's Club and in Lee's devotion to visiting my Dad in the nursing home after Dad's stroke. His kindness to keep the music alive in Dad meant more than words can express. "The song may have ended, but the melody lingers on..." Hooray for a life well lived!

My condolences to Lee's family and to everyone he touched. While it felt like he was my personal cheer leader, it's clear he served that way for many. His performances at the Worcester Senior Center brought great joy and we will remember him always. Amy Waters, Director

Our deepest sympathy to all the Bartlett family. A wonderful man who always had great stories.

To the Bartlett family,
Growing up on Calumet Ave, the Bartlett's were a fixture on the street. Carrie Howard and I used to hang out quite a bit at their home and enjoyed every moment of it. Even after MAry's death, Mr. Bartlett was the happiest guy around every time you saw him. He definatley took each moment in and thought of it as a gift.
May God bless him and welcome him into the kingdom of Heaven.

Lee has been a great inspiration to many with his music and his warm and friendly greetings. I am sure he will be singing with God's angels. With love and prayers.

Lee and family, I am very happy to have met your Dad at WCC that one time. He reminded me of my grandmother who lived until she was 102. There is something special about those who can maintain his or her independent lifestyle until the very end. Your Dad was like that and God Bless him.

Dr. Bartlett was a much loved honorary member of the Commerce High Class of 1954. He never failed to appear at our class reunions every five years or at our annual bruch where ever it was held. He will be greatly missed by all of our class members. Oh yes, he still new everyones name!!!

He was a gentleman.His sense of humor will be missed. I am certain he is already leading a choir of angels.

Mr. Bartlett was my friend and mentor. He brought fellowship wherever he went. His advice to me many years ago was,and I quote..."Michelle ...as you are, i once was and as I am, someday you will be". Great advice from an old pro to a youngster. He always made me feel important and special. Thank you for everything dear mentor!

Dear Family Members:
Please accept my condolences on the loss of a fine gentleman. Lee was a true leader in many areas of the Worcester community, serving as a guiding light for untold numbers of people throughout his exemplary life. I am proud to have met him on several occasions and equally proud to share his surname. May he be rewarded in Heaven for the many kindnesses he bestowed on this earth.

It was a pleasure to perform with Lee, a wonderful loving man in the Greendale Men's chorus. We will miss his enthusiasm and love for people. Love & prayers to the family, Cliff & Pat Hager

My prayers and condolences are extended to the family Lee touched many people and he will be missed by many people.
Sr. Margaret Ann Brown RSm

Dr.Lee Bartlett was my guidance counselor at the old Commerce High School. We remained friends for the past 60 years and I credit him for all the suceess I've had and the person I turned out to be. He was in attendance at all our reunions. He wiil be missed by all of my classmates. Leone N. Dell'Olio, President High School of Commerce, Class of 1952.

He will be missed by so many. He lived well. Be at pease with your loss.

Susan Foisy

The Worcester Columbus Day Parade Committee would like to express our sincere sympathy for loss of Dr. Lee Bartlett. Every Columbus Day Parade for the past few years, Dr. Bartlett would organize his fellow musicians and entertain parade goers at Brown Square Civic Club. We will miss you Lee Bartlett. Judy Verdini

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

Bucky,
Sorry to hear of your father's passing.he was a great man and will be by all.

Please know how deeply saddened we are for your loss. Kind, compassionate and a true gentleman. A golden heart has stopped, hardworking and supportive hands at rest.
Sean & Sarah Gilrein

We are deeply saddened for you loss. Kind, compassionate, a true gentleman. A golden heart has stopped, hardworking and supportive hands at rest.
Sean & Sarah Gilrein

To the family of Lee F. Bartlett
So sorry to hear of his passing, he gave such joy to so many people. We always looked forward to seeing him at this time of year at Asa Waters Mansion in Millbury with his singing group from Greendale Mens Retirement club. He led them as they sang great Christmas songs with greeting everyone that came in to hear them sing with a smile and a nod of his head as his arms were up directing the chorus!! Personality plus!!! Thank you Dr. Bartlett. Rest in Peace! The angels are singing for you now. Ray & Louise Gagnon Ogunquit, Maine

Bucky and Family - Our deepest sympathies for your loss. I have very fond memories of him as an instructor at Nature Training School. May your happy memories and faith carry you through this sad time.
With sympathy,

Buckey, My sincere sympathy in the loss of your father.

As long as I live, I will remember his delightful humor, warm welcome to all, smiling eyes, unfailing dedication to family and country and loyalty to veterans. What a wonderful man!

buckey, so sorry to hear of dad's passing, roger & gail carlson

Our sympathy, love, and support are with you always....
Jim and Jan Gilrein