So sorry to hear of Lee's passing at the American Express Quarter Century club. She was our associate there. Such a lovely person and she had the most amazing work ethic. She would always tried to be helpful to everyone. May you rest in peace. Susan Vail

Ann, Lee and I were like the 3 musketeers. We all met at a gym named Lady of America. We had a lot of fun times going out to eat, going to the movies and attending each other's block parties. I will hold those memories ckose to my heart and cherish them. Lee was a very special friend and person. She was kind, caring and had a sense of humor. She was my rock and confidante. She was my best friend. I will miss our weekly talks on the phone where we would talk about stupid story lines on General Hospital, or just talk about the things we used to do. But every time before we hung I would tell her "I love you"  and she would say it back. Her friendship meant the world to me and always will. 

We had a great time with Lee,  Daphne and her husband, and Nelson in our backyard in 2002

Lee instantly became a member of our Kornbluth and American Express Families.  
She brought joy and happiness in the 47 years that we had the pleasure of knowing her.  
Always a smile on her face, a cheerful outlook and offer of support.  Ok if you walked up behind her she might have jumped 3 feet with a startled look on her face.
I can't say how much our family loved and appreciated the phone calls with on her and our birthdays, last one just 2 weeks ago.

Our Love always...Alan, Gloria, Julie and Michael

My deepest condolences to the family 🙏🏼. Aunt Lee was a beautiful lady inside and outside. She was loved by her family. When I first met her, she made me laugh so much. Even speaking to her on the phone always put a smile on my face. She will be missed. May she rest in peace 🙏🏼. Keep everyone laughing up in heaven.

My 2nd cousin, Lee, was the kindest, funniest person you would ever meet. She visited us/her cousin, Marlene (my mom), when we lived in Brooklyn which wasn't an easy feat. She had to take several modes of transportation just to see us. She babysat for my sisters and me often and always brought presents. Lee taught us so many wonderful virtues that stay with me until today. She always had a joke or story, never spoke poorly about anyone and was so optimistic even while she was in the rehab facility. She never complained. She is loved by her family and so many of her friends where she lived in West Islip, NY. I will miss talking to Lee on the phone, hearing her stories and seeing her smiling face. I hope she is gabbing away with her family somewhere amazing!

1992 - Lee was always the life of the party. Here, at her Aunt Mary and Uncle Tony's 50th wedding Anniversary celebration in NJ. 

Nov. 27, 2021 - A nice visit to Lee, dining at her favorite restaurant. She was so friendly to the waitstaff and always made them laugh. 

1992- Lee with her Aunt Mary, Cousin Marlene and 2nd Cousins Chris, Donna and Lisa.

Lee with Marlene Bostany when they worked together as secretaries. Lee was one of the most organized and efficient administrative assistants at her job. She has been recognized and awarded for her professionalism. 

My sincere condolences to the family.  Lee was a beautiful soul loved by everyone.  Not only being my neighbor for the past 30 years, she was also my best friend, confident, Mom and grandmother to my children.   She loved them so deeply and i could never repay her for all she has given to us.   She will live forever in my heart and we will miss her terribly.   Love you my special angel, Carol, Patrick, Chris, Trisha, Cheyanne, Neal and Dean ❤️

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Leona Nina Sanzone

June 1, 1932 – June 12, 2023

Claude R. Boyd–Spencer Funeral Home

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