"No one is ever gone as long as someone still has memories of them."- Ed Worthington
Lee was employed with T.R.W. Controls/Mission Mfg and Ferranti International Controls for a total of 25 years.
At the time of his death, he was survived by his wife, Peggy J. Tully of Houston; his sons, Gary of Waco and Paul of Houston; Daughters, Terri Gish of Minneapolis and Linda of Houston; parents, Lee B. and Ester Tully Sr. of Houston; six grandchildren.
Lee fought broncial cancer for several years, only to die from a heart attack the day he was to be discharged from Saint Lukes Hospital, in Houston. Lee was only 57 years old---"FOR CRACKIN ICE!"
Lee was employed with T.R.W. Controls/Mission Mfg and Ferranti International Controls for a total of 25 years.
At the time of his death, he was survived by his wife, Peggy J. Tully of Houston; his sons, Gary of Waco and Paul of Houston; Daughters, Terri Gish of Minneapolis and Linda of Houston; parents, Lee B. and Ester Tully Sr. of Houston; six grandchildren.
Lee fought broncial cancer for several years, only to die from a heart attack the day he was to be discharged from Saint Lukes Hospital, in Houston. Lee was only 57 years old---"FOR CRACKIN ICE!"
"No one is ever gone as long as someone still has memories of them."- Ed Worthington
Lee was employed with T.R.W. Controls/Mission Mfg and Ferranti International Controls for a total of 25 years.
At the time of his death, he was survived by his wife, Peggy J. Tully of Houston; his sons, Gary of Waco and Paul of Houston; Daughters, Terri Gish of Minneapolis and Linda of Houston; parents, Lee B. and Ester Tully Sr. of Houston; six grandchildren.
Lee fought broncial cancer for several years, only to die from a heart attack the day he was to be discharged from Saint Lukes Hospital, in Houston. Lee was only 57 years old---"FOR CRACKIN ICE!"
Lee was employed with T.R.W. Controls/Mission Mfg and Ferranti International Controls for a total of 25 years.
At the time of his death, he was survived by his wife, Peggy J. Tully of Houston; his sons, Gary of Waco and Paul of Houston; Daughters, Terri Gish of Minneapolis and Linda of Houston; parents, Lee B. and Ester Tully Sr. of Houston; six grandchildren.
Lee fought broncial cancer for several years, only to die from a heart attack the day he was to be discharged from Saint Lukes Hospital, in Houston. Lee was only 57 years old---"FOR CRACKIN ICE!"
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