Lee Alan Fermoyle

I worked with Lee at Roosevelt high school for 33 years as a math teacher. He was very efficient as head of the math department, a wonderful coworker and a very good friend. I am sorry for your loss.

Rest in peace dear brother-in law

Please accept my sincere condolences on the loss of your dear brother and uncle. May your fond memories and the peace that God gives comfort and strengthen you during this difficult time. Phillipians 4:6,7,13

Lee was my uncle, my buddy, my Chicagoland closest relative. We had many a good time together, whether it was over a meal he enjoyed, watching movies or going to our yearly art show excursion to Navy Pier. He was well traveled, well spoken and very inspiring. I enjoyed our time and will miss him greatly. The memories will be something I can cherish forever.

I, had Mr. Fermoyle for Algebra my freshman year (1966-7) and for Geometry my sophomore year. He was a good, inspiring teacher and taught me well enough that I discovered on my own Bayes Theorem, the heart of statistics during m junior year. I later learned was it was when I took my first Statistics in college.