Forrest Lee

I was very sorry to hear about Forrest. He was a very nice man, I always enjoyed visiting with him when he came to Pettibone. My thoughts are with the entire family.

jjLee Family, We are sorry to hear of the death of your beloved father. He was a man with high integrity. His years of service at NPWRR are treasures I will always cherish. I will miss him. Please know that we share in your grief and are praying for your memories to change from tears to smiles with peace. Louis Hanson Diana Herner

George and family: I was saddened to hear of your Dad's passing. But what a rich life to celebrate! You did a wonderful job on his obituary and it was right to spend the effort to record for others to read the exemplary character that was your father. And despite his age, it has to be hard to let go of a man so kind and loving as Forrest. George, please accept our deepest condolences. ....Ted and Kaye Upgren

It was a joy delivering Meals-on-Wheel to Forrest and Janet. He was such a kind man and our brief visits were most enjoyable and something that I looked forward to. I'll surely miss them and wish to express my sincerest condolences to those he's left behind.

Thanks Ted...... Coming from you, it means everything! As I've said so many times in the past, your write up on his life made our whole family proud and dad so appreciated it as well! Fortunately, I had a copy to pull some things from, and you were kind enough to let me. I was always very close to both mom and dad and these past eight years of trips to Jamestown every two weeks for their groceries and care strengthened our bond even more. My mom called it 'a labor of love'. For everything they did for me, I'm just happy that I could do something back for them. They were the best parents, so kind and so generous. So supportive and so full of good advice. I still cannot believe they are both gone. Time heals a broken heart. I'm hoping so! Thank you all for the kind words!