I just learned of Ken's passing, and I am shocked and gutted by the news. Ken was just a great guy. In a world full of cynical people, Ken just never seemed to never have a negative thing to say about anything or anyone. He was just above and beyond getting into being down on anything. Even in life he existed on a higher plain.

If Ken walked into a room full of strangers, he really did seem to see that as just a bunch of friends that he didn't know yet.

Ken was one of the first people that I talked to when I began in Amateur Radio, and he definitely set the example of a First Class Operator.

My thoughts are with his family. And while it can hardly replace having him around, I hope that they can take solace in the knowledge that he touched and meant so much to so many.

I know you're with God, Capt. Ken.

I'll miss you.

Will Thomas
N5ESA

Captain Lee had a tremendous influence on my life and my carer. I had the opportunity to work with and know him for 11 years while at FBCSO. He was truly an example and a great teacher who touched the lives of many.
My deepest condolences.

It was a joy to work in law enforcement with Ken for many years. He will be truely missed

I just learned of Ken's passing today. He was a great man whom will be missed by many. You all are in my prayers.

I learned only yesterday of the death of your husband. Please accept my heartfelt sympathy in your time of great sorrow. I first met Ken in September 15, 1979 when I joined the Missouri City Police Department. Ken was my Sergeant. Although we only worked together for a year, we had always continued the comrade that is developed between police officers. I wished that I could have been there. Again, my deepest sympathy to you and your family, he was patriot and a great officer.

My deepest sympathies to your family for your terrible loss. I was honored to consider Ken an old and dear friend. He worked with my husband many years ago at Fort Bend County. If I am not mistaken, I think they went to police school together back in 1976 or so.

My thoughts and prayers are with the family of Mr. Ken Lee. I believe Mr. Lee and my dad (Bubba Medve) used to coach little league baseball. Although I was very young I always remember my dad speaking very highly of Mr. Lee. I know he will be dearly missed.

Capt. Lee was always fond of me for some reason and the feeling was mutual. I will always look up to him. May God bless you and your family.

We have lost a good friend and they are hard to come by.

Our prayers are with the whole Lee family. Andy Littleton and Ryan were in scouts together when we all lived in Tara. Your dad was a wonderful person. He will always love you and just remember the good memories when you were in scouts and on the Sheriffs department.

The Littleton Family

I'm sorry to hear of Ken's passing, he will missed by many as he has gone to a much better place than where I am now.
My sincere condolences go out to Ken's family. Ken was a good influence to many. Goodbye my friend and I will see you again soon.

My deepest sympathy for the loss of your dearly beloved one. One day soon, death will be swallowed up forever and those in the memorial tombs will hear Jesus voice and come out. Isaiah 25 verse 8 and John chapter 5 verses 28, 29.

I am sad to hear about ken,s passing.He will be missed by all of us at B.V.A.R.C.On a personal level Ken was always willing to lend a hand to any ham with any project.I dont beleve he ever met a stranger.His family and friends are remembered in prayer at this difficult time.Randy AA5OA

Sorry to hear of Ken's passing. He will be missed.

Ken was a really great guy. He truly enjoyed life to its fullest, and was an inspiration to many. I have carried his "I'll take care of it" attitude into my own life since we met on the radio in 2003. I will miss his cheerful emails, funny stories, and positive attitude. I'm sorry to see Ken go so suddenly, but his spirit lives on. I extend my condolences to Ken's family and everyone who knew him.

My heart sank when I read of Ken's death. I had known and dealt with him professionally for over 20 years at the S.O. After not seeing him for a few years I had the pleasure of sitting and visiting with him for a couple of hours last year while we were both working at a voting sight. We reminiced about the old days and then the times that awaited both of us upon retirement. He will be missed grately by many people. May your many memories bring you comfort and time bring you peace. My Deepest Sympathy
Janice Wile

I worked with Capt. Lee for almost 5 years and always held him in the highest of regards. He will be greatly missed by all. My heartfelt condolences to Mrs. Lee and sons.

Ken was always a friend to everybody and he will be missed greatly. My deepest condolences to his family.

I wanted to express my condolences at your loss. I only slightly knew 'RDR' from the radio, but he seemed like a great guy, and is highly spoken of by my friends that really knew him. All I know is that Jesus is our "peace" in all situations. God bless!

I WAS TRULY BLESSED AND HONORED TO HAVE KNOWN KEN LEE. HE WAS ONE OF A KIND AND HE WILL BE MISSED. MY PRAYERS ARE WITH THE WHOLE FAMILY.

I was previleged to have worked with Ken at Missouri City PD. He was a very dedicated officer and enjoyed helping anyone in need. Debbie, my condolences to you and your family.

I wanted to pay my respects to Ken and let his family know that my family will be praying for them and asking God to lift them up in this time.

May God Bless you & your family. You will be in my prayers.

I knew and worked with Ken over 24 years. He was a great supervisor and cohart. We communicated nearly everyday and I will miss him greatly. Ken was very enthusisatic about his job right up to his last breath. Godspeed brother and we will see you in the everafter. I am so sorry for your loss Debbie.

TO MRS LEE AND FAMILY, I HAD THE PLESURE OF WORKING WITH CAPT LEE FOR ABOUT 10 YRS HE WAS A FINE MAN AND A WONDERFUL PERSON. THANK CAPT LEE FOR YOUR FRIENDSHIP AND YOUR HELP OVER THE YEARS , MAY GOD KEEP YOU IN HIS ARMS ,

YOU FRIEND

BILLY JORDAN