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Kerry Stephen LEE

Kerry LEE Obituary

LEE, Kerry Stephen. Kerry left his pain behind with wife Melissa and daughter Eden by his side, on 8 February 2016 in Melbourne (Australia). Loved son of Clive and Ann, brother of David, brother in law of Donna. Fun uncle of Samantha, Kody and Carol-Anne. Death leaves a heartache no one can heal but love leaves a memory no one can steal. You will be missed Kerry. Peace perfect peace.



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Published by The New Zealand Herald on Feb. 10, 2016.

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Gavin

February 14, 2016

To my friend so so sad, a bond is broken forever. I feel for your family and wish them strength ahead. Distraught Smoken.

February 12, 2016

SO SORRY TO HEAR OF YOUR SAD LOSS. OUR THOUGHTS ARE WITH YOU, VAL PRICE ,TONY AND GAVIN HOLLIER

Linda Patterson-Hyde

February 12, 2016

RIP Kerry taken too soon our love and thoughts to Melissa, Eden and your families love Linda Alex and Jaiden xxxxx

February 11, 2016

Rest easy Kerry!!...You will be so missed by Gav..Our condolences to Melisa and Eden...
I will hear lots more stories from John and Gav....RIP Kerry... from Pauleen

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February 11, 2016

LEE, Kerry A peaceful passing in Melbourne on 8 February, 2016 aged 54; after a brave battle fought. Much loved husband of Melissa and loved Dad to Eden. Son in law to Don and Gail, Brother in law to Alan and Katrina, Steven and Susie. Uncle to Flynn, Ben, Robson, Summer and Sam. Your words were few, your thoughts were deep; memories of you are ours to keep.

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