Reginald M. Lee

Mr. Lee was my teacher at Central in the mid-70s. I am sorry I never wrote this to him but he was a really big impact on me. I think I took shop and drafting from him - one of a relatively few young women in his class. I learned so much in both - and he was always encouraging. He was lighthearted yet ran a tight ship. I learned a LOT about construction and buildings from him (including the ability to read blueprints and drawings). May you be blessed with good memories of treasured time with him.

Sorry to see Mr. Lee has passed, but what a full life he led. I knew Mr. Lee through the Midland Church of the Brethren, where I was a member; friend of Beth at that time as well. My best memory of him is as my Shop Class teacher at Central Intermediate. He was a patient, gentle and caring gentleman. My condolences to his entire family and all who knew and loved him. He is walking on the Streets of Gold with His Lord Jesus. Till we meet again, "Reg".

My condolences to the family. Mr Lee was a great shop teacher! Fond memories of his class....

My condolences to the Lee family. Mr. Lee was my 9th grade electricity teacher at Central Intermediate in the 1974-75 school year.
He was a nice guy, full of energy and enthusiasm, and enjoyed a good laugh. I didn't pursue a technical career, but did learn about capacitors, resisters and transistors in his class.
His was a life well-lived. R.I.P.

So sorry to hear of Mr. Lee's passing. He was our instructor in mechanical drafting when I attended Central Intermediate and he made learning fun. His insistence that we students do things right is the reason that my printing and drafting skills were well developed, and his obvious love of the subject helped direct me to an engineering career path. Mr. Lee was a favorite teacher - my condolences to his family.

He was a great Electricity teacher at Central. My most vivid memory was once, I explained some bad news (don't remember what--lost assignment, whatever...) and he raised his right hand as though he was going to belt me (which could actually happen back then!) but all he did was scratch his head!! I fell for it hook line and sinker! Savor his memory and God bless.

I have fond memories of Mr. Lee during the summer of 1976. He was my Driver's Ed teacher and I remember his jovial spirit and how he made the class fun. Rest in Peace.

Doug we are so sorry for your loss. Just reading about your dad helped me to understand what an awesome man he was. Our prayers are with you my friend