I'm so very sorry for your loss. I remember bowling with your dad on our team at the Arnold bowl and the fun we had. 

He is at peace now with your mom.

Our prayers are with  you all.

Lisa Sansoucie and Family

In life, we loved you dearly, in death, we love you still...In our hearts you hold a place that no one else will ever fill....                                                             
You will forever be in our hearts and live on in our memories of you 
Thank you for supporting me when no one else will for the happiness that I am in now would never have happened if you did not encourage me to follow my heart.... 
I love you....

I enjoyed my time working with Lee, in fact, I always looked forward to it. He always treated those he was supervising with respect and dignity, and was quick with his dry sense of humor. He truly was one of the last of his kind and I will greatly miss him.
My deepest condolences to his family and friends on their loss of a very good man.

 Gods speed Lee. We pushed a lot of beer out of the Bevo together. Your sharp mind ,quick wit and your caring personality was inspiring. Thank you for always treating me well. We had some great laughs as we pushed through situations on the line the heat of summer and figuring out solutions. 26 years with you and it was a powerful no quit quarter of a century. You made my job easier and I strived to do the same for you. We worked together like a fine tuned machine for our eight hours and out. Your laughter was so enjoyable. It was an honor working with you and for you! As we used to say. Let's get our 8 over and get out of here. That was our start your engines call. Love you buddy. God bless your family and friends during this time. We will see you soon!!

What a great man to work with and for, especially any shift that Lee worked.   Regardless of how the beer lines were running, Lee was always on the go from one end of the Bevo to the other with a big smile and a positive attitude.  
Deepest condolences to Lee’s family.  

One of the most upbeat, positive and friendly people you could ever meet regardless of the loses he suffered in life!
A tireless worker well into his 70’s that was always willing to help anyone...anytime.
Rest In Peace my friend


May the Lord give you comfort and peace as you grieve your Dad. I worked with Lee for many years and he was always a pleasure to be around and a gentleman.  Will surely miss him at our Wednesday breakfast gatherings.  R I P my friend!

I was lucky enough to work with Lee and got a chance to see what a great man he was.  I will surely miss our Wednesday morning breakfasts.  Please accept my deepest sympathies for the loss of your father.

Such sad news to get this call. Good  friend and co-worker at A-B for many years. Enjoyed our weekly breakfasts with the A-B retiree group......sure  going to miss him there. I know he's with Connie again...........RIP dear friend. 

We may all know that death is a part of life, yet it’s never easy to lose someone. Anyone, be they family, friend or neighbor.   We are so very sorry for the loss of our dearly beloved Neighbor and Friend, Lee Grover,  whom I know was a bright spot in all of your lives, just as he was in ours. We  Will help you keep his memory alive, just we sure that you will all do the same.  Rest in Peace Gyrene, God Bless and Keep You always with Connie and with him.  

Sorry to hear this sad news . Lee was a great person, Friend and coworker. Prayers for the Family.

I always looked forward to working with Lee.   You never worked for Lee, you worked with Lee.   He was always good for a story, a laugh,  guidance and encouragement.  Too well loved to ever be forgotten. Rest well my friend.

Lee was a great boss, who I had the pleasure working for.  He gave the best hugs and always shared his mints.  My condolences to the family. He will be missed. 

Always a man of class and conviction. A true mentor and friend who missed his wife dearly but worked every chance he got just to be around his friends and family . We talked several times since i went out with heart issues and i will dearly miss his laugh and positive look on life. God's speed my Friend.

Lee was such a special friend to me. We shared some great times together. He cheered me on in all of my endeavors and gave me a shoulder to cry on more than once.  He was my buddy. And he gave the best hugs! I am going to miss him so very much. I’m glad that I got to be a small part of his life and that he knew how much I loved and appreciated him. He was one of a kind.

Worked many midnights with Lee at the brewery.   Lee was a good man and good friend.   He will be missed.

One of the BEST bosses ever I’m sitting here fighting back tears. I always looked forward to coming in on midnights knowing that Lee would be there to dap it up with me, he was too cool. 
He was always there to lend a helping hand at anytime. I think Lee actually cleaned more of the chains than I did. 
Lee was also very thoughtful and compassionate, I remember how bad he felt when he once had to write me up for not completely finishing a task. So the next week that I worked, before we were even assigned our task for the night Lee already had my next write up waiting for me to sign before the night even got started. Such the prankster : ).
I’ll miss him coming through beer distribution with his loyal and faithful companion right there on his lap. 
Truly going to miss that smile.

My deepest sympathies for the Grover families. As a weekender at AB I always looked forward to seeing and saying hi to Lee when our paths crossed in the office or on the floor.  He was always helpful, patient, knowledgeable and appreciative as our boss.  Through our chats he never failed to talk about his grandkids.  He dearly missed his wife but was so proud of his family, especially the grandkids.  I even asked if he'd adopt me as a granddaughter when he said he was taking his granddaughter to Ireland for St. Pats. :)  I couldn't wait to chat with him again after that trip to find out how much fun they had! I enjoyed listening to him talk about being a school bus driver, his vacations, trips to Florida to golf and his family.  He will be missed by many.  May you Rest in Peace, Lee. 

Memorial Gathering-Hoffmeister South County Chapel

Memorial Service-Hoffmeister South County Chapel

Burial will be private for family only due to the Covid-19 Pandemic

Connie G. Grover (Nee: Barnard).

Roy Grover

Daisey Grover

Tracy (Dean) Carlton

Rick (Lori) Grover

Tina Grover

Stephanie Grover

Eric Grover

Linda (Ralph) Horton

Beloved grandfather of Nicholas, Alyssa, Anthony, Megan, Mackenzie, Zachary, Maddison, Kourtney, Kyle, Dylan, Taylor and Morgan.
Great-grandfather of Brantley, Maizie and Makinley.
Lee loved his faithful dog "Lily."

OBITUARY

Leroy "Lee" George Grover

February 24, 1942 – February 22, 2021

Hoffmeister South County Chapel

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