Lee Forney Harrison

Doug was one of the nicest guys. He didn't have a phony bone in his body. He was always pleasant and fun to be around.

Tom was the class Hunk.  He never acted like it though.  He always smiled and said hello.  He was such a nice guy.

Arlene it has been a very long time. I remember we had classes together and I think we sat near each other at graduation. I have only been to one reunion. Hope all is well with you. -Lee

Oh Annie I Love You so much.  You were always kind to everyone.  You were there for me all those decades ago when I really needed you.  Rest Well Ann.  -Lee

Happy Birthday Sue. I hope it was a good one. -Lee

Gary,  Just before Hurricane Irma made landfall, I remembered how you called me before and after Hurricane Hermine hit.  Then,  I got a FB email from Jill checking on me.  It made me feel wonderful.  I was really missing your calls and Jill came through for us both.  Then, after it was all over, she checked on me to see if I was alright.  She is so wonderful Gary.  You more than chose well.  She is an absolute Doll.  You must have the angels all laughing.  We all miss you, but know you are out of pain and that is important.  Thanks for being you and for bringing Jill into our lives.

When Bill was working 160 miles away, Gary would check in on me from time to time.  He would always ask how I was and I would say that I was fine.  And he would say, "Are you sure Lee?"  I would assure him I was and tell him MS to me wasn't anyway near as bad as ALS or Parkinsons or any of the other Neuromusculor illnesses.  He always made me smile and laugh.  I will miss him, but, I know he is in a Glorious place with our Heavenly Father.  Rest well my friend.

So sorry about the loss of your Grandson,my heart aches for you and your family.
You are in my prayers.

Posted on: Mar 14, 2016 at 9:32 AM

Hi Connie. I think about you a lot. I remember when You and Sally Mitchell and Linda Wynne and I used to hang out together in Junior High. I know Sally's mother died a few years ago. I think she died 3 years after my mom died in 2007. I can still hear her mom saying "Sally do you have your retainer on?" I don't think any of us thought we would be where we are today or would have seen the world change the way it has. What a mess huh? I hope this finds you well. I remember seeing you at the airport many years ago. You were the last person I saw in Utah years ago before I went back for the reunion in 2009. I am so glad I can still call you friend. You were one of the best! You never judged people and were always there with a smile. Thanks Connie -Lee