Lee was a man who stood tall through everything – literally and figuratively – whether it was working in community development in the Marshall Islands, facilitating planning with executives in corporations, loving his wife and three daughters and their families, or boosting social connections and self-confidence in his golf game.
Karen Snyder Troxel
Lee was a kind and gentle giant who always let you know where he stood. In gratitude,
Sharon Fisher (Robertson)
I remember Lee so well – a positive person and a great example. With thanks for a great life.
Liz Banks
Colleagues who changed my life – Lee certainly did!! We started Lens International in Detroit. He was the inspiration of what a LENS Faciitator REALLY is. Allow them to take a “taste” free and then do a Focus Question of what that company did. We did hospitals as well which took a different style, but all saw the Power of the “Local”. Leah and Lee that transformed the Image of a Religious Hose into one I now called “Elegant Simplicity.” Those years there were fantastic. Geoff and Kay Nixon took our place in Detroit and Bob Rank and Linda Vernoy kept the House going. I will never forget how Leah helped Lee keep money in his pocket. That was after he went out and got the Biggest TV there was for us to enjoy. The Highlight was always House Church and the Witnesses are still in my Head. But Lee taught me the”POP” The Power of Presence!! He always will have a Seat on my Meditative Council. His chair has the name on it of “Audacious Boldness!! Grace and Peace!!
Jack Gilles