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Lee Archer
September 17, 1922 ~ October 22, 2017 (age 95) 95 Years Old Light a Candle
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A candle was lit by Sherry Begay
on October 30, 2017 12:51 PM
Let’s try this again, I must of done something wrong the first time but I went back and it was all gone. Well here goes; I grew up knowing Lee. He was the nicest man I ever knew and kind he loved to tease, he always teased me and my sister by asking us “what are you boys up to today” of course that got a rouse out of us! He was sweet and always smiling. He loved his family dearly. He looked forward to his weekly lunch’s with Kimberly and Grace and baby. He talked about Grace and how he teased her and how cute she was all the time. Lee loved to tell stories and little jokes. And he had stories; did he ever! How he grew up, how he Road the train, how him and Wanda had fun up at Warm Lake, how he went to a major league ball fIeld and so many more! I’d go in to see him and we would end up visiting for an hour.
You see I was at Lee’s every day for more than 20 years. I kept my minatures horses there in his back pasture. One of the highlights of that time my mare had a baby. I named her Pixie because she was so tiny she looked like a fairy horse. Lee loved that tiny horse. I gave him a picture of her and he carried it in his front shirt pocket for all to see. A #1 topic at the Karcher Mall coffee hour. I’d pick her up and he’d pet her and talk to her. After all she only weighed 18 pounds at birth. He also liked my black pug dog, Her name was Boo but he called her Snowball.
Lee will always have a special place in my heart. I am proud to call him my friend and happy that he was part of my life I thanked him many times for the things he did for me and he would say I need to thank you for helping me. That’s how nice he was. I have been so sad for loosing him but I’m happy he had such a long life. In loving memory Sherry Begay
Let’s try this again, I must of done something wrong the first time but I went back and it was all gone. Well here goes; I grew up knowing Lee. He was the nicest man I ever knew and kind he loved to tease, he always teased me and my sister by asking us “what are you boys up to today” of course that got a rouse out of us! He was sweet and always smiling. He loved his family dearly. He looked forward to his weekly lunch’s with Kimberly and Grace and baby. He talked about Grace and how he teased her and how cute she was all the time. Lee loved to tell stories and little jokes. And he had stories; did he ever! How he grew up, how he Road the train, how him and Wanda had fun up at Warm Lake, how he went to a major league ball fIeld and so many more! I’d go in to see him and we would end up visiting for an hour.
You see I was at Lee’s every day for more than 20 years. I kept my minatures horses there in his back pasture. One of the highlights of that time my mare had a baby. I named her Pixie because she was so tiny she looked like a fairy horse. Lee loved that tiny horse. I gave him a picture of her and he carried it in his front shirt pocket for all to see. A #1 topic at the Karcher Mall coffee hour. I’d pick her up and he’d pet her and talk to her. After all she only weighed 18 pounds at birth. He also liked my black pug dog, Her name was Boo but he called her Snowball.
Lee will always have a special place in my heart. I am proud to call him my friend and happy that he was part of my life I thanked him many times for the things he did for me and he would say I need to thank you for helping me. That’s how nice he was. I have been so sad for loosing him but I’m happy he had such a long life. In loving memory Sherry Begay
Message from Mona Rhodes
October 25, 2017 11:18 PM
To the Family of Lee Archer..
Thank you for blessing me with so many fun moments with Lee, over my 25 year tenure as a Sever at Sizzler. He was always so cheery and fun! I could always count on him for a great laugh.
He was happiest when he had you all (especially the Grand & GREAT Grand kids) with him!
His soul was definitely one of a kind and although it breaks my heart to see him go.. I know he is free from any pain and happy again..telling the most silliest jokes to anyone above.. who will listen.
It is special customers like Lee, that made my job so worth it!
In love & friendship,
Mona Rhodes
Thank you for blessing me with so many fun moments with Lee, over my 25 year tenure as a Sever at Sizzler. He was always so cheery and fun! I could always count on him for a great laugh.
He was happiest when he had you all (especially the Grand & GREAT Grand kids) with him!
His soul was definitely one of a kind and although it breaks my heart to see him go.. I know he is free from any pain and happy again..telling the most silliest jokes to anyone above.. who will listen.
It is special customers like Lee, that made my job so worth it!
In love & friendship,
Mona Rhodes
Message from Ramona Meadows
October 25, 2017 10:23 PM
Papa was very special to me and will never be forgotten. His last words to me even being sick were I'm gonna kick your but because I was rooting against his Yankees. RIP pap you will be missed greatly
A candle was lit by Gerald and Betty Bryant
on October 25, 2017 8:38 PM
A candle was lit by Scott & Lisa Kendoll
on October 25, 2017 8:30 PM
Message from Teena Keen
October 25, 2017 7:05 PM
What a wonderful colorful life he led ! I will continue to pray that all three of you girls find peace and comfort in knowing you were always there for your dad . Blessings on you all. This is an awesome tribute and he would be thrilled, I'm sure , at the way you have chosen to honor his long and cherished life .
Message from Shareen PENSE
October 25, 2017 6:24 PM
Lee was truly a bright spot in our morning coffee hour at Karcher Mall. He always had a smile and never failed to make us smile. We surely do miss him.
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