I have only known Lee for about 10 years.  In that short amount of time, what I had come to admire most about Lee was his love for life, friends, scouts, Georgia Bulldogs and most of all his family.  He was a joy to be around and full of good cheer.  He would brighten up any room when he entered. 

I remember the day when Lee was telling us he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.  My heart sank, I knew the odds.  As I was listening to Lee, he was optimistic.  Lee was going to fight this with everything he had.  I and others begin to share his optimism.   Lee fought cancer with everything he had for his family.

Thursday morning, 9/15/2016, Lee passed away.  We miss you, Lee.

Let's help out Lee's family, his wife, Kimberly, and his two children, Luke and Allie.

These funds will help Kimberly pay for the cancer medical treatments incurred during Lee's fight.   Both Lee and Kimberly were on leave during the treatments with little income.  Medical expenses and funeral expenses can add up to 10's of thousands of dollars.

Every donation matters, from $5 to $500.

World Pancreatic Cancer Day November 17, 2016