Kamon Woods Lee

Birth date: Oct 1, 1957 Death date: Apr 17, 2016

Kamon Woods Lee, age 58, of Eureka, KS passed away at his home in Eureka on Sunday, April 17, 2016. Woody was born October 1, 1957 in Poplar, Montana the son of Dale and Hazel Lee. Woody is survived by his children; Trenda Turner Read Obituary

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Tamara Bobb

528w ago

Woody grew up on the farm next to ours. Since he was raised as an only child, he spent a lot of time at our house, evidently for entertainment value. My favorite memory of Woody is when he rode his horse to our house one evening, then stayed and watched a scary movie with Daddy, Matt and I. I felt bad for him having to ride his horse home in the dark late that night with Dracula on his tail! I also remember him and Matt jumping their bikes off the rock terrace at our house. His new 10 speed did not take the jumps as well as Matt's Buzz Bike and broke. We had a lot of fun as kids. RIP Woody.
Tammy (Davis) Bobb

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528w ago

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Justin Law

528w ago

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Robin Glasco

529w ago

I recently recorded this. I would like it a lot if you played it at the service. https://youtu.be/ROBTDSK46aU

Jane

529w ago

in honor of Kamon.

I have lost a dear friend and an old soul. But, I have gained a spirit guide. I miss you Woody

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Robin Glasco

529w ago

in honor of Kamon.

I remember many happy family reunions at Hazel and Dales with Woody. Hazel and our mom (Vera Glasco) were sisters. He was always the first to jump in a hay stack or climb up in the hay mow. We also had many fun times swimming in the local ponds and streams and riding the horses that Dale kept. Vaya con Dios Woody

Robin Glasco

529w ago

in honor of Kamon.

I remember playing in the barn at Hazel and Dales' ranch with Woody when we would come to visit in our childhood. Many happy times with Woody. He was always the first to jump in to a hay stack or climb up in the hay mow. We also had fun on the horses they kept and swimming in the local ponds and streams. Hazel was our mom's (Vera Glasco) sister so we visited regularly. Vio con Dios Woody.

Jill Hemmert

529w ago

in honor of Kamon.

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Sylvia Stites

529w ago

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Flo Smith

529w ago

in honor of Kamon.

My sympathies and prayers as you face this difficult time. I remember Woody from his school days and he was always so polite and smiling. As he enters his forever home, may Gods love and peace be with you. Flo

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