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Lois Lee Obituary
LOIS A. "SUSIE" (BLACK)
Age 75, of Brentwood, on October 12, 2006. Beloved wife of Frank R. Lee Jr.; loving mother of Bob (Donna) Lee and Susan Kichta; grandmother of Joshua and Heather Kichta, Robert Jr. (Carrie), John, Lauren, and Meagan Lee; great- grandmother of Daijah and Chad Massie; sister of Delmar Black, Eleanor Imler and the late Elaine Hinish and Vernon Black. Visitation will be from 2-4 & 7-9 PM Saturday and Sunday at the JEFFERSON MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME INC., 301 Curry Hollow Rd., Pleasant Hills, where services will be held 11AM Monday. Interment at Jefferson Memorial Park.
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Robert Lee
April 1, 2007
Mom,
I know you're still with me in spirit, that you're no longer suffering, and that your love will be with me always, but i miss you so much. Love, Bob
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Lauren Lee
October 17, 2006
A loss is hard for anyone that had a special bond with that person. Growing up at the bottom of the street from Nana i knew her and knew how much she loved life and is happy wherever she is. She is in great hands now with Uncle Chap, Aunt Elaine, Grandma Hindmarch and my Ariel..She has a huge part of my heart now and it will stay that way..
Sharon Black-Hindman
October 15, 2006
Very special aunt...she will be missed and Thanksgiving will never be the same. However there is a great comfort in knowing that Dad is happier in Heaven now because Susie is there with him.
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