Robert Lee Obituary

Been 20 years and thankful for the impact he had on my life being one of his Karate students.

Him and his Sensei Oyama I would think are working out in the snow

My deepest condolences, rest in peace sensei.
If anybody knows where I can find any of sensei's students please let me know. I'll check back here.

To Bev and the entire family,

I always liked BOB...through Karate, neighbors, friends and everything...he was a good man. Bev, do you remember the incident with me and Billy Russell and the Corvair? That's something I'll never forget...and I hope you won't either. Lots of laughs and good times and memories. Please accept my heartfelt condolences. We will all miss BOB. Dave Hacker

No Better Man ,No Better friend,he was one of a Kind -I will miss him -My heart felt Sympathy goes out to all his family and to any of those who were blessed to have Known him (even if for just a moment in time)-His spirit is with Us ALL

--Bernie Palluck

My sincere condolences. Bob helped me find my inner strength through karate. While I only knew him for a short time, his teachings were and still are a continued source of inspiration for me.

The the Lee Family:



I was sorry to hear of your loss. Bob was my Karate teacher for a long time. Through his lessons he just didn't teach me Karate but a lot about how to handle yourself in your daily life. I will miss him.



Warmest Regards,

David Zaro

Dear Bev, Robby, & Mike,

I am deeply saddened to hear of your great loss. Bob was a wonderful man and I will miss him dearly, as will everyone who knew him I'm sure. My deepest condolences go out to you and your entire family. May God keep you all in His care.

Very Sincerely,

Shirley (Sarah) Hacker- Mockovak

Bob and Beverly were married on February 9th 1961. On that day we became in laws. We knew Bob as a good husband, father, grandfather and brother in law. It didn't take long for us to become family and that familyhood has lasted over forty four years. We shall miss him very much.