Lee Don Wood
Marriages
Bobbi
Burial Details
Obituaries
Grand Junction Daily Sentinel page 5A Notice - November 10, 2011
Lee Don Wood passed away
November 4, 2011 at the Veterans
Administration Hospital with
his loving wife, Bobbi by his side.
He was 68
Lee was born November 12,
1942 in Hatfield, Missouri and
grew up in Blockton, IA. During
his life, Lee lived and worked in
various parts of Colorado and
Nevada, and eventually decided to settle down with his wife in
Grand Junction in 1997.
Lee was a proud Patriot, having served honorably in the US Army
from 1964 – 1966 as a Radioman and later as a Gunner in the Vietnam
War. He was a member of VFW Post 1247 of Grand Junction,
where he found camaraderie and fellowship with other service
members.
He was inexorably known for his amazing smile, sense of humor,
and generous loving heart. He always enjoyed having company and
would tell stories for endless hours expounding on the experiences
of his life, always with a measure of humility and levity that kept
everyone light at heart and smiling.
Lee was a very proud grandfather and enjoyed spending time with
all of his grand babies and great grand babies, holding them on his
lap, teasing and horsing around, watching sporting events enthusiastically
together on TV, experiencing so many enjoyable moments
that are now the special memories we will treasure.
Lee is survived by his Wife, Bobbi Wood; two daughters, Cindy
(Leah Dawn) Revoir and husband Robert, Becky Marck and husband
Brian; two sisters, Wanda and Della. He is also survived by
four step children; Paul, Brian, Wade and Tianna; ten grandchildren,
Brandon, Milan, Kylie, Hannah, Josh, Tyler, Devon, Krysten, Hawk,
and Cora and seven great grandchildren, Alexa, Evan, Ryleigh,
Nave’ya, Montana, Olivia, and Makenna
Lee was preceded in death by his parents, Harold Wood and Eva
Jennings and by two of his beloved grandchildren, Lindsay Ford and
Isaac Krebs.
Lee was a beloved husband, father, grandfather and true friend. His
love and laughter will always be in our hearts as we all try to find
solace and peace in his release from pain and sorrow.
A memorial service will be held at 10:00 a.m., Saturday, November,
12th at Martin’s Mortuary of Grand Junction, CO. A celebration
of his life will be immediately following the services at VFW
Post 1247 located at 1404 Ute Ave, Grand Junction, CO.
Friends and family may leave their condolences at www.martinmortuary.
com
