OBIT: S. William LEE, 2001, native of Somerset County, PA
  
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  LEE
  
    S. William Lee, 76, of Algonquin Trail, Stow, Ohio, died May 28,
  2001 at Cuyahoga Falls General Hospital.  Born Aug. 6, 1924 in
  Niverton, Pa., to Simon Christopher and Florence Malinda (Folk)
  Lee.  Preceded in death by his sister, Lois Arvin in 1994.  Survivors
  include his wife of 52 years, Patricia A. (Imler); daughters, Linda
  (Tom) Hall of Twin Lakes and Janet (Tim) Campana of Milan; and five
  grandchildren.  A World War II veteran serving in the US Army 1st
  Battalion 112th Infantry, where he earned the Purple Heart Medal and
  the European Theatre Service Medal with three bronze stars.  He
  worked for SOHIO, having operated their station at Main and Gougler
  Avenue in Kent, Ohio.  He retired in 1983 as Human Resource Manager
  for BP.  He then taught for two more years for them.  He was a member
  of Gloria Dei Lutheran Church in Aururoa [sic], Ohio.  Friends
  received from 6 to 9 p.m. Thursday at the Bissler & Sons Funeral
  Home, Kent, Ohio, where funeral service will be held at 10:30 a.m.
  Friday with Pastor Don Duer officiating.  Burial will be in Standing
  Rock Cemetery in Kent.  Memorials may be made to the American Cancer
  Society, 1900 W. Main St., Akron, Ohio 44313-6927.
  
  Daily American, May 30, 2001
  
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  S. WILLIAM LEE
  August 6, 1924-May 28, 2001
  
    S. William Lee, 76, of Algonquin Trail, Stow, Ohio, died Monday,
  May 28, 2001, at Cuyahoga Falls General Hospital.
    He was born August 6, 1924 in Niverton to Simon Christopher and
  Florence Malinda (Folk) Lee.  He was a WWII veteran serving in the
  U.S. Army 1st Battalion 112th Infantry, where he earned the Purple
  Heart Medal and the European Theatre Service Medal with three bronze
  stars.  He worked for SOHIO, having operated their station at Main
  and Gougler Avenue in Kent, Ohio.  He retired in 1983 as Human
  Resource Manager for BP.  He then taught for two more years for
  them.  He was a member of Gloria Dei Lutheran Church in Aurora, Ohio.
    Survivors include his wife of 52 years, Patricia A. (Imler);
  daughters, Linda (Tom) Hall of Twin Lakes, Ohio, and Janet (Tim)
  Campana of Milan, Ohio; and five grandchildren.  He was preceded in
  death by his sister Lois Arvin in 1994.
    Calling hours were held May 31 at the Bissler & Sons Funeral Home,
  where funeral services were held June 1 with Pastor Ron Duer
  officiating.  Burial will be in Standing Rock Cemetery in Kent. 
  Memorials may be made to American Cancer Society, 1900 W. Main St.,
  Akron, OH 44313-6927.
  
  The New Republic, June 14, 2001
  
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