Lee Anna Lee

Mrs. Lee Anna Lee (Allmore-Troutman) was born in Ensley, Alabama, Cairo County, the daughter of Luther Allmore and Mary Lizzie (Troutman) Allmore. She was born on May 18, 1926 and passed away peacefully at home with her family on Saturday, August 14, 2010. She was preceded in death by her parents; her stepmother, Sally Rogers Allmore; her beloved husband, Harold A. Lee, Sr.; daughter, Roseeta L. Shepherd; granddaughter, Michelle; grandson; aunt and uncle, Rev. Homer and Ethel (Allmore) Arnold; uncles, Willis Nathaniel Allmore, Nemize Eligh (Mattie) Troutman and brother, Charles (Virginia) Allmore. Celebrating her legacy and cherishing her memory include her cousin, Sam (Virginia) Carson; brother, Allen AJ (Louise) Allmore; loving daughter and caregiver, Patricia Patty (Douglas) Lee-Thompson; sons, Luther Rodney Lee, Harold A. Lee, Jr. (Cynthia) and Michael E. Lee; grandchildren, Robin (Adam) Muhammad, Andrew D., Daa'uwd, Taa'Luwt, and Dumah Lee, and Tiana Winchester, and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, other relatives and beloved friends. Lee Anna began her professional career in Columbus, Ohio, working at Timken Roller Bearings. In 1956 she started out as a Nurse's Aide and in 1971 became a Licensed Practical Nurse. She continued her nursing career with numerous Employee awards, until her retirement at the Ohio State University Hospitals, 2-East, Upham Hall. She was a WSAN Radio Announcer, and member of the LPN Association, PTA, and Neighborhood Watch, and a Small Business Owner as a rental property owner. Mrs. Lee was member of the former Consolidated Baptist Church, now known as The New Generation Baptist Church, where she was an Elder and served on the Usher Board. This quote was stated by her employer after receiving the September 1976 Employee of the Month Award at Upham Hall, So much can be said about Mrs. Lee's good qualities that you might think that no one can be that good. Many people who came into contact with her know for a fact, though, that she was indeed good. In this same award, she was quoted as saying I like working with the psychiatric patients in Upham. I have worked with so many of them who have come in with no hope. I feel like I can contribute to their mental health and see them go back, happy, into society. Mrs. Lee Ann Lee will be remembered by all for her genuine and friendly self, her love of family and friends, her giving spirit, and an inspirational human being.