With deepest sympathy to the family and friends of Mr. Lee. During this time of sorrow, may you find peace and strength in the promises found in God's Word, and in knowing that others share in your grief. Losing someone we love is one of life’s greatest hardships, but the Bible offers a reassuring hope. Isaiah 25:8 and Revelation 21:3,4 speak of a time when “death will be no more” and God “will wipe away the tears from all faces.” I also encourage you to read John 5:28,29, which speaks of a future resurrection. These verses have brought me comfort during times of loss, and I pray they do the same for you. Please accept my heartfelt condolences once again.

God bless Uncle Teddy. I always remembered him as an upbeat, jolly man.  He is now with how wife Auntie Jane, his brother Peter CY Lee (my father) and his sister Auntie Peggy.

In Uncle Teddy's younger days, there were plenty of gatherings with relatives.  He and his siblings remained very close even toward the end of their lives.  I know there is a big joyous reunion in Heaven with all of them that are together now.

When I think of my Uncle Ted, I think of someone who was always just there in the best way possible. He was my mom’s second oldest brother, and growing up in New Jersey, he was a constant presence in our lives. He had this way of making you feel supported without ever needing to make a big show of it — you just knew he cared.

Uncle Ted loved his family deeply. You could see it in the way he listened, the way he checked in, and the way he showed up. He wasn’t the loudest voice in the room, but his kindness carried weight. It’s the kind of kindness you remember long after a conversation is over.

He also had this fun, curious side — always ready with stock tips or some new idea he’d been thinking about. Half the time it wasn’t even about the stocks, it was about the excitement of sharing something he thought might help you. That was the heart of who he was: someone who wanted the people around him to do well and feel cared for.

Above all, Uncle Ted was a good man. He found goodness in life, and he lived with a quiet faith that guided him. His kindness, his thoughtfulness, and his love for family are what I’ll carry with me most. Those qualities are his legacy — and they’ll never be forgotten

For Dorothy, Peter and Evelyn - as a nephew of his growing up in New Jersey and later visiting him and Aunt Jane in Florida, Uncle Ted lived a full life, full of warmth, love, family.  Uncle Ted was my Godfather, as the second eldest brother to my Mother.   He was overwhelming kind and patient and I will always remember his love of stocks, business and family.  He would often pair a stock tip for me with a next sentence to make sure I was taking care of my Mother!  I will forever carry the memory of his large heart, perpetual smile and positive outlook on life with me.  I will miss him.  May he rest in Peace, as he reunites with Aunt Jane and his other relatives in Heaven.  -Troy C

OBITUARY

Ted Ty Lee

December 19, 1925 – August 26, 2025

Babione Funeral Home

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