Michael Eugene Lee

With profound sadness and love, we announce the passing of Michael Eugene Lee, born July 26, 1954, who left us on December 23, 2025.

Mike lived his life with service, integrity, and dedication to those around him. He proudly served as an Air Force Airman and played trumpet in the U.S. Air Force Band of the West. His military service shaped the values that guided him throughout his life, and he was the hardest-working man many of us knew.

He remained active in the veteran community, serving as the Director of the American Legion Riders Post 554 and as First Vice President of the Legionnaires. Through these roles, Mike remained closely connected to his fellow veterans.

Above all, Mike loved his family. They were his greatest joy and proudest accomplishment.

Mike is survived by his loving family: his partner, Carol McGuire; his daughters, Donielle Obregon and her husband, Gumaro, and Michelle Vercher and her husband Jimmy; his granddaughters, Bailey and Olivia; his step-granddaughter, Sarah; and his siblings, Catherine Fodo, Patrick Lee, and Matthew Lee. He is also remembered by Carol’s children and grandchildren, as well as Christopher Hennessey, his wife Catherine, and their children Madeline, Eleanor, and William. Mike’s legacy lives on through each of them.

He was preceded in death by his father, Raymond Lee; his mother, Joyce Lee; his sister, Laura Lee; and his brother, Timothy Lee.

Mike leaves behind many family members, friends, fellow veterans, and all who were fortunate to know him.

He will be deeply missed and always remembered.

A memorial service to celebrate Mike’s life will be held on January 17, 2026 at 2pm at The American Legion Post 554 1650 Hwy 3 League City, Texas   77573.

In lieu of flowers the family kindly request that monetary donations be made to The American Legion Post 554 by calling 281-332-8733.

Arrangements are under the direction of the James Crowder Funeral Home in La Marque.

 

14 comments

  1. Untilthend Mike I shall miss you my friend 💋🙏

    Chris & Deborah Sellars
  2. What a great man you will be missed. I was proud to be your friend.

    Harold Prather
  3. A great friend who will sorley be missed.

    Darrell Gore
  4. My deepest condolences. I will miss you a lot Love you man! ❤️ Prayers

    Chuck Carr
  5. Our condolences to you all. Mike sudden departure brings great
    sorrow . Praying you all find peace inthe days ahead.

    Monica and Alton Williams
  6. RIP, Mike. I’m happy to have known you. You’re a good man.

    Sam Sullivan
  7. RIP my friend. You will be missed.

    Bob Holt
  8. This is very sad news. We had some good times at the LSR and other places. He will be missed. My deepest condolences to the family. 🙏🏼 RIP my friend

    Randall Bigby
  9. I miss you Brother. I learned a lloy from you. We had many good times together! Love ya!

    Chris "Saltwater "Edgar
  10. RIP Mike Lee. ❤️

    Renee Daigle
  11. Mike, you will be missed by many. I will forever want to message you during the Michigan-Ohio state game. Sending one last “Go Blue”!!❤️

    Lisa Vetter
  12. Mike Lee an honorable man, stellar boss, but most of all a stand up guy. I will miss you dearly and I appreciate being able to meet someone as real as they come. You never changed and spoke with truth and honesty no matter what. Condolences to the family may peace reach you as you send Mike home with plenty of love.

    Respectfully,
    Elizabeth Vargas

    Elizabeth Vargas
  13. Mike was a great guy, I will miss our fun times, laughs and stories at the American Legion. I will miss him and his sense of humor, he was a great friend, RIP my dear friend.

    Lois Hayman
  14. When I heard the news I was in total shock I could not believe Mike had passed away. I met Mike at the legion and became a good friend. We hung out a few times and spend some time watching sports and slept over a few times. Mike was a very generous person and would do anything for you with out hesitation. My thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends and with the legion. I’m sorry I won’t be able to attend but I will be there in spirit and remembrance of him. We where both huge football fans him from Michigan and me from Ohio, so I say to you Mike GO BLUE I know you will be watching every game from above, probably right next to Bo..RIP Mike you will be missed..🙏😪❤️🏈

    BRAD TRASK

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