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Obituary

Mr. Lee was born on December 26, 1942 and passed away on Thursday, January 29, 2015.

Mr. Lee was a resident of Baltimore, Maryland at the time of passing.

Calling Hours

Date & Time: Feb 11, 2015 (4:00 PM)
Venue: Hari P. Close Funeral Service, PA
Location: 5126 Belair Road Baltimore, MD 21206 - (Get Directions)
Phone Number: (410) 327-3100

Celebration of Life

Date & Time: Feb 12, 2015 (10:30 AM)
Venue: Hari P. Close Funeral Service, PA

Interment with Military Honors

Date & Time: Feb 12, 2015 (1:00 PM)
Venue: Garrison Forest Veterans Cemetery
Location: 11501 Garrison Forest Road Owings Mills, MD 21117 - (Get Directions)

Visitation

Date & Time: Feb 12, 2015 (10:00 AM)
Venue: Hari P. Close Funeral Service, PA
Location: 5126 Belair Road Baltimore, MD 21206 - (Get Directions)
Phone Number: (410) 327-3100

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3 responses to Mr. Sherman Lee

Michael Turner says:

February 9, 2015

Sherman, or “Mister Bullet” was a family friend for over 50 years, starting with my wife and her first husband, Moses, and the kids; I was blessed to meet him when Jane and I were married in 1978; he lived with us in San Diego off and on and there are many happy memories of his life that belong to his San Diego family. Part of the Navy family here, a veteran well known by many others here in San Diego and Calvin’s garage in Los Angeles! Our family’s sincerest condolences to his blood relatives in Maryland and elsewhere…he will definitely be missed here in San Diego. We loved him as one of our own. God bless him and we will hold on to our memories with love and fondness. Mike and Jane Turner

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Michae; Turner says:

February 9, 2015

A second note…probably the most important role that Sherman played in our lives in San Diego was that he was Nikki’s godfather and played a vital role in her upbringing and on a daily basis until her untimely death in 2000. Jane and I know that the two of them are together in heaven and we all look forward to joining them both when it is time to go home to God. God bless again, Mike and Jane Turner

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Dominic Wilson says:

February 9, 2015

Sherman (Mr. Bullit) Was a very close personal and family friend. He was well liked by anyone and everyone who met him. He was very generous and would do anything to help out anyone he met. He was comedic at times, humorous at others, but very friendly at all times. He was a good friend of my fathers, helped out with household repairs, Godfather to my little sister, Confidant, and a good cook, especially crab cakes. It was difficult to be depressed, angry, or down as Mr. Bullit always had a upbeat, funny outlook on life. I have many fond memories or Mr. Bullit and his antics. Definitely worthy of a movie. We will miss him as our “Uncle” and I will miss him as a friend.

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