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Laura Beyer Obituary
Lee was preceded in death by her husband, her daughter Linda, and her four siblings Dean, Jay, Jean, and June. She is survived by her daughter Jeanne and several nieces and nephews.
Lee and her family lived in Rapid City (SD), Merritt Island (FL), and Colorado Springs where they moved in 1965. She enjoyed travel throughout the U.S., antiques, and USAFA football, and was an avid reader.
For many years Lee was active in Colorado Questers, an antiques and restoration research and study group.
At Lee's request, there was no service. Her family suggests, in lieu of flowers, contributions in her name to Southern Poverty Law Center, 400 Washington Avenue, Montgomery, Alabama 36104.
Lee generously supported this organization which is dedicated to overcoming racial and social injustice.
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Memories and Condolences
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Jennie G
January 18, 2017
I am so lucky to have met, Lee. She was such a smart funny woman. I will miss her. Her daughter, Jeannie will be in my thoughts. Rest In Peace, Lee.
CareGiver, Jennie
January 16, 2017
we are think of you Jeannie in the lost of your mother she was a great aunt she made me laugh a lot over the years now her and dad and talk over old times love Roberta, Lester, Peter please let us know what we can do
judy naile
January 14, 2017
For all the talks and smiles we have shared over the years it has been my pleasure and privilage to have known you and loved you, you are in my heart forever. Judy Vincennes, In
Bill Bottini
January 13, 2017
My family and I had the pleasure and honor to know Mrs. Beyer for 50 years. I will miss the great conversations we had over the years. She and her husband were part of the "Greatest Generation". Great friend, great person, I will miss her spirit.
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