Rosalie Grace Lee

It is with heavy heart that we announce that Rosalie Grace Lee, passed away on February 13, 2026, at the age of 98. Born to Morton and Grace Fulton on November 12, 1927, who predecease her. She is survived by her children, Linda Brannon and husband Tommy and Jerry Lee and wife Dottie, grandchildren; Jonathan, Michael and companion Kimberly, April and husband Larry, Eric and wife Rachel, Megan and husband Danny, Andrew and wife Lindsey, her great-grandchildren; Hailee, Paige, Peyton, Gavin, Avery, Mia, Brady, Brooklyn, Harper, Claire, and Vivian and her great-great-grandchildren; Oaklan and Hadleigh and a whole host of extended family whom she loved dearly along with her beloved pets Luck and Jake.

She joins her spouse, Thomas G. Lee; her son, Tommy Lee; her grandson, Patrick Brannon; and her siblings, Floyd, Ralph, and Donald in eternal rest.

Born in Detroit, Michigan, she grew up as a Fulton, attending Redford High School, before marrying her husband, Thomas, on July 17, 1948, becoming the Rosalie Grace Lee who would influence the lives of so many. She was a proud mother of 3 wonderful children, who she chauffeured to their activities and she always helped her family with their various projects big or small. She was a friend to all that new her and put smiles on everyone’s face. She had a kind heart; loving and enjoying each day to the fullest, with a smile like a ray of sunshine. She was the definition of a great mom and a truly unique person.

Her graveside service will take place on Monday, March 16 at 11AM, at Memorial Oaks Cemetery. To be followed by her Celebration of Life, which will be held from 2PM at the Windsor Lake Clubhouse, 1 Lake Windsor Circle, Conroe, TX, 77384.

In lieu of flowers, please donate to your favorite charity, or take a friend or family member to lunch, or enjoy your favorite cocktail while watching a wonderful sunset. Do this in honor of Rosalie.

She will be missed and remembered in our hearts for her outgoing generosity and kindness which was shown to everyone and all were treated as family. Mom always brought a special smile and love to our hearts and brightened up all of our lives and always will.

“Remember us with laughter, not with tears, measure our lives by happiness, not by years.”