Arnette D. Lee

Mam Dee, when I first met you at the westwood club I thought you were one of the nices people I would ever know. The way you always made me laugh with the jokes you would tell,and the big hugs you gave.So family look to God for your strength and remember the good times you have had with your mother and grandmother.

Ms. Dee, thanks for the memories. I know you have seen the face of God. Peace be with your family. I will always love you.

Just A Smile Ago

As our childhood years has passed
and
We are all grownup you never let a smile go
As your hugs were comforting and words stern
We always sought that grandmotherly touch
As a grandchild would yearn
Now with despair
We will carry your spirit because we now know you are know longer there
It was just a smile ago as we remember your presents in our lives
and
That’s what we will hold on to forever.
Momma Lois we love you
Shantay, Antonio, Latoya and Sherelle

I met Ms. Lee only once, but that was enough to know that she was a kind, caring and gently person. May God Bless the faimily and keep them covered with the blood.

To The Family,
My deepest sympathy goes out to the family. Ma Dee as we all call her at Westwood Club was one of the finest cooks around Richmond. I especially loved her saute onions and chicken quesadilla. She was a Mother too many of us at the club.
Look to God for your guidance and strength during this diffcult time. For 'He" will be your refuge and your strength. Praying for the entire family.

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.