Remembrance: Kenneth Silas Lee
Originally Published: March 3, 2009 2:56 p.m.
My Dearest Ken,
It's been a year since the good Lord has called upon you. And although I miss you very much, I truly understand and just want to say I still love you with all my heart. There has not been a day that has gone by that I don't think of you. Songs, movies, paintings, sayings and just little things remind me of you everyday. Your kids, family and friends also miss you very much. But don't be sad as I truly believe that one day we will all unite in God's forever loving kingdom. But until then, we will do our best to make you proud.
We love and miss you Dad/Ken.
Love, Al, Shaun, Michael, Sierra,
Lee/Williams family and friends
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