Kenneth Damon Lee

I worked with Kenneth for only a short time but we all got pretty close in that time. We all had a group chat to vent, encourage or just be silly. Kenneth was just a kind human. He brought so much joy to us all and I/we will miss him so much.

Ken and I go way back to our friendship in the 80´s and 90´s and let me tell you there were some wild adventures in those days. As time passed we would be in touch periodically connecting mostly on social media. I was always impressed at what a good and decent man he was, not just because it was who he was at his core but also because it is what kind of man he wanted to be. I am sorry to hear of his passing, it was too soon, May his memory be a blessing.

I learned late of Ken´s passing and am very saddened to know. I had the pleasure of training Ken during his first two years of PA School while I was medical director. Always pleasant, respectful and no-nonsense we remained in contact through social media until recently. My heartfelt condolences to his family.

I had the honor of training Kenneth at a local nursing facility for one day. He was a kind man who was excited to help. I could tell he cared deeply about his patients. He was funny and easy to talk to. He loved his children and spoke of them fondly. He will be deeply missed by his friends and family, no doubt. Sending my deepest sympathy and condolences during this difficult time.