Marion Lee Sanders

Marion Lee Sanders, 67 of Texas City passed away on Monday, May 13, 2019 in Houston, Texas.  He was born September 19, 1951 in Texas City to Luther and Norma Sanders.

Lee lived in Texas City his entire life; he retired from Sterling Chemicals after 32 years and was currently employed at BP Chemicals in Texas City.

He is survived by his wife of 49 years, Thelma Sanders, his daughter Alisha Brown and son-in-law Matt Brown, grandchildren Grant and Madison.

A Memorial Service will be held at 10:00am on Friday, May 24, 2019 at First Baptist Church Texas City at 10000 E.F. Lowry Expy, Suite 2000, Texas City, TX   77591 with Brother Robert Miller officiating.

In lieu of flowers: donate to FBC-TC Building Fund, www.fbctc.com

 

6 comments

  1. Lee and Thelma were our first friends when we moved to Texas in 1979. Awesome couple! Thelma I know you miss him terribly! Love you!

    Marsha Thompson
  2. I enjoyed talking with Lee. He was in my prayers as are all of you.

    Christina J Priest
  3. I worked with Lee at BP. It was really a joy to hold conversations with him. His spirit was always upbeat, humble and positive. He always had great advice about life and spoke highly of his wife and daughter. I’m blessed to have met him. His wife, daughter and family will be in my prayers.

    Erica Cauley
    • So sorry to hear of Lee’s passing.

      Toni Talbot
  4. I love you lee and my condolences to the family was a pleasure knowing you. I’m glad Alisha married my brother matt and had two of the best kids. You will be missed. Great memories of you at their college graduation and wedding. Love to y’all.

    Jamie brown
  5. Thank you and Thelma for making us (me, Nancy and Amelia) a part of your family. Thank you for sharing with us your time here and being just a wonderful Dad, Grandfather and Friend. I will miss so much of the time we all shared together, being just simple movie nights and your extensive knowledge of guns and life in general. You will be greatly missed and forever in our hearts, minds and memories.

    Kurtis Shufflebarger

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