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Obituary for
Rebecca Jane Lee
Beloved Mother, Sister, Aunt, Friend
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Life Reflections
In death, Jesus is there when our loved ones pass on…
No matter if it is a Mother, Father, Sister or Brother
He will never leave, He is not like us, He is there to lift our
Hunged down heads and to let us know we have nothing to dread.
Rebecca Jane Lee
God looked around His Garden and saw an empty space. He then looked down from heaven
and saw your tired face.
He put his arms around you and whispered, “Come and Rest”. His garden must be beautiful for
He only takes only the best.
On Sunday, July 20, 2025, at St. Francis Hospital Roslyn, NY this was the final chapter in
the life of Rebecca Jane Lee.
Rebecca Jane was one of seven children born to Johnny and Lelia Mae Hunt
on August 7, 1935, in Franklin County, Virginia.
She received her formal education in the public schools of Franklin County.
As a young child, she accepted Christ as his personal Lord and savior and joined First Baptist Church of
Franklin, Virginia and once she relocated to New York, she became a faithful member of Mount Olive
Baptist Church of Manhasset, NY under guidance of Rev J.C. Brown as a dedicated member
of the Women Choir and devoted Sunday School teacher.
Rebecca Jane, moved to NY in 1958 and married George Lee Jr. worked as a dedicated
Nurse’s Aide at Catholic Health Charities all while raising four children
She also enjoyed tennis, writing poetry, and solving word puzzles.
Rebecca Jane, a God-fearing woman was a lifelong Long Island NAACP member, was an active,
respected community figure known for her wisdom and willingness to share life lessons. She was a caring, loving, supportive, giving, selfless, loyal, Mom, Grandma and Auntie.
Preceded her in death, husband George Lee Jr. of Manhasset NY; brothers, Leonard and John Hunt of Franklin, VA; Bessie Mae of Queens, NY; Anne, Beatrice, of Franklin, VA and grandson Jeffery Jr.
She is survived by her devoted children: Samuel, Lisa, Jeffery, and Douglas (Jodi). Her legacy also includes grandchildren Jonathan, Anthony, Meagan, Jonah, Shelbi, Solomon, Evan, and great-grandchildren Julian, Christian, and Shayla. Brother Floyd and Sisters Joyce Ann, Janice, Sue Ann and extended family.
Additionally, she is remembered by numerous nieces, nephews, and friends.
Special acknowledgment to her eldest son, Samuel, for his dedicated care, as well as to her eldest niece,
Rose McQueen, for her attentive support in caring for her aunt.
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Perhaps they are not stars but rather openings in heaven where the love of our lost one’s shines
down to let us know they are happy
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