Registered: 03/27/08
Posts: 32
Loc: Huntington, Indiana USA
Sorry to hear about Lee. I got to know him when he was living in Columbia City, Indiana. He came to my home for a while for theory lessons, scales, chords, etc. He came to a few of my gigs. Lee loved music, and had a special love and interest in arranger keyboards. My prayers and condolences go out to his family and his wife, Joann.
montunoman
Senior Member
Registered: 10/20/09
Posts: 3230
Loc: Dallas, Texas
Originally Posted By gcbin
Sorry to hear about Lee. I got to know him when he was living in Columbia City, Indiana. He came to my home for a while for theory lessons, scales, chords, etc. He came to a few of my gigs. Lee loved music, and had a special love and interest in arranger keyboards. My prayers and condolences go out to his family and his wife, Joann.
Thank you for a little backstory on Lee. He always struck me as inquisitive and had sophisticated musical taste. It’s so sad to learn of his passing and may Lee Rest In Peace.
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Stephenm52
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Registered: 04/13/05
Posts: 5126
Loc: USA
Originally Posted By montunoman
Originally Posted By gcbin
Sorry to hear about Lee. I got to know him when he was living in Columbia City, Indiana. He came to my home for a while for theory lessons, scales, chords, etc. He came to a few of my gigs. Lee loved music, and had a special love and interest in arranger keyboards. My prayers and condolences go out to his family and his wife, Joann.
Thank you for a little backstory on Lee. He always struck me as inquisitive and had sophisticated musical taste. It’s so sad to learn of his passing and may Lee Rest In Peace.
We have a home just a couple of miles from where Lee was living. We had lunch one day last winter and were supposed to meet up again so I could give him some hints on the SX900 he recently purchased. Because of Covid19 months ago we never did meet again. Lee was also active in a club here called the Remote Control airplane flyers club. He mentioned he never bought the Genos because the RC plane hobby was very expensive and he could not justify buying a Genos with one expensive hobby.
I've talked to his wife and told her about fellow SZ and PSR members and other friends reaching out to offer their sympathy.
As so many of we arranger players are elderly, it’s a cruel disease that targets us disproportionately. It’s so sad to be losing so many friends and acquaintances lately. My condolences to Lee’s family...😢
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Bill Lewis
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Registered: 11/12/08
Posts: 2447
Loc: Bluffton/Hilton Head SC USA
RIP to a Zone member. Sad news.
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Condolences to his family. At least I hope they had a chance to say goodbye. I heard a story the other day of a family only being able to say their goodbyes over the phone. How horribly tragic is that? RIP LeeBoy.
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