Obituary:
Walter Lee Lewis was born in St Paul, MN on April 15, 1923 and died peacefully in his sleep on September 14, 2012, aged 89 years.
Lee was the beloved husband of Merna Tierney Lewis, father to four, grandfather to three. He was preceded in death by mother Rhea and sisters Beverly and Lucille.
Lee was a talented musician and choir director, offering these gifts to his church. He worked for King Musical Instrument Co. until retirement. Lee enjoyed family, table games, hunting, conversation, music—and the open road. Travel well, Daddio.
Walter Lee Lewis was born in St Paul, MN on April 15, 1923 and died peacefully in his sleep on September 14, 2012, aged 89 years.
Lee was the beloved husband of Merna Tierney Lewis, father to four, grandfather to three. He was preceded in death by mother Rhea and sisters Beverly and Lucille.
Lee was a talented musician and choir director, offering these gifts to his church. He worked for King Musical Instrument Co. until retirement. Lee enjoyed family, table games, hunting, conversation, music—and the open road. Travel well, Daddio.
Obituary:
Walter Lee Lewis was born in St Paul, MN on April 15, 1923 and died peacefully in his sleep on September 14, 2012, aged 89 years.
Lee was the beloved husband of Merna Tierney Lewis, father to four, grandfather to three. He was preceded in death by mother Rhea and sisters Beverly and Lucille.
Lee was a talented musician and choir director, offering these gifts to his church. He worked for King Musical Instrument Co. until retirement. Lee enjoyed family, table games, hunting, conversation, music—and the open road. Travel well, Daddio.
Walter Lee Lewis was born in St Paul, MN on April 15, 1923 and died peacefully in his sleep on September 14, 2012, aged 89 years.
Lee was the beloved husband of Merna Tierney Lewis, father to four, grandfather to three. He was preceded in death by mother Rhea and sisters Beverly and Lucille.
Lee was a talented musician and choir director, offering these gifts to his church. He worked for King Musical Instrument Co. until retirement. Lee enjoyed family, table games, hunting, conversation, music—and the open road. Travel well, Daddio.
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