Birth date: Apr 3, 1920 Death date: Mar 4, 2010
LEE CLAYTON AUSTIN Mr. Austin was born on April 3, 1920 to Raymond E. And Mariane T. Austin. He died on: March 4, 2010 under the kind and compassionate care of Beacon Hospice at Margaret s House. He is survived by his sister, Con Read Obituary
ME AND JEFF THOUGHT ALOT OF HIM , HE WAS A GREAT MAN, HE ACTUALLY STARTED JEFF TO WEAR A TIE, HE TOLD HIM IT WOULD LOOK NICE. I THINK HE BROUGHT HIM A TIE ONE DAY TO CHURCH, GOD BLESS YOU, JEFF&DEBBIE##imported-begin##Debbie Sides##imported-end##
BJ, I just received notice late of your Dad's passing. Sorry to hear of the loss of another fine UNC man. Our prayers are with you and your family. Clark##imported-begin##Clark Dalton##imported-end##
I have memories of my "Uncle Lee" from my childhood, when I would visit my grandparents. My cousins, Ronnie, Barbara Jean, Peter and Jonathan would be there at my grandparents' house in Twin Lakes, Connecticut when my family and I came to visit from our home in Niagara Falls with our parents. My thoughts go out to all of you.
Love,
Jerilynn##imported-begin##Jerilynn Cohen Misener##imported-end##
Lee was a great friend & brother in Christ. We will love & miss him until we meet again in Heaven.##imported-begin##James & Connie Hendrix##imported-end##
Lee Austin was a man I looked up to as a young 14 year old girl who our family first met in 1972.
He would bring his boys to our church, mom and dad would have him over for fellowship after the evening service.
I knew this man loved God,
I knew he cared about his children,
but I didn't know that 8 years later I would marry one of them.
Through the years I've grown to love and respect my father in law. He gave me encouragement and praise for being a wife, mother, and teacher of his six grandchildren.
He loved to talk about our Lord,
He loved to share testimonies,
He loved to read God's Word.
My children and I will really miss dad, but I am so glad we were a part of his life. We will see him again when we meet in glory. With love, The Austin Family, Pam, Heather, Hillary, Jonathan Charles II, Jeremiah Raymond, Jared Doughty, and Jacob Taylor.##imported-begin##Mrs. Pamela S. Austin##imported-end##
Thank you, Barbara, for letting me know right away of your dad's homegoing.I appreciate that you were so kind in remembering me. There are so many memories of the days in Massapequa and our times of encouragement to each other. I am so very sorry for your loss. Praise the Lord we will see him again! Between now and then he and Jim can solve all of the Biblical controversies of scripture.##imported-begin##Ruth Una Paige##imported-end##
Now the laborer's task is o'er,
now the battle day is past;
now upon the farther shore,
lands this voyager at last.
Father in Thy gracious keeping
leave we now Thy servant sleeping.
Ashes to ashes, dust to dust,
calmly now these words we say;
left behind, we wait in trust,
for the resurrection day.
Father in Thy gracious keeping,
leave we now Thy servant sleeping.
We send you our love and prayers as you are lifted by God's Holy Spirit now and always. Penny and Mike Macey##imported-begin##penny/mike macey##imported-end##
May you find comfort in the knowledge that he is with our Heavenly Father and they are both smiling down on you.##imported-begin##Linda Fuss and family##imported-end##
in memmory of mr lee he was may neighbor.he love the lord and did;nt mind to tell you about him. lord be with you all.##imported-begin##pat crotts##imported-end##
Please accept my sympathy for the loss of your daddy. I know you will miss him.##imported-begin##Judith Marie Grimes##imported-end##
