Memories of Lee Stephen Kocher

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Lee Stephen Kocher

Follansbee, WV

August 6, 1958 - January 18, 2025

Aug 6, 1958 - Jan 18, 2025

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Cathy Hall

2022, North Wildwood, NJ, USA

Happy heavenly birthday Lee. We miss you so much buddy! Cathy and Joe Hall

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Marcella Baccari

Lee was a very good guy with a fabulous sense of humor and a very good heart. I’m sending condolences ,prayers and love to his family & all who loved him ❤️🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼

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Sondra Petrelle

Cousin Lee was so kind. He wanted to include everyone. He rented a van so that more people could come to the summer party and be with family. He hosted a family reunion so that family could get together again. He adored his daughter and grandchildren. Lots of smiles and good memories. Rest in peace cousin Lee. 🙏🏻

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Steve Callahan

I can’t say enough of Lee. Great guy and great friend. I have so many memories of just laughing of things that happened at work or getting together just to hang out. He is missed by all that knew him. I got to see him one last time shortly before his passing. I’m glad I did but sad it wasn’t sooner. Love you brother.

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David Saggio

I'm so very sad. Talaiya, Lee Jr, Chris, and everyone, you have my heartfelt condolences. Lee was bigger than life. When we were growing up he was the guy we all wanted to be - the best athlete, the biggest jokester, the guy all the girls chased. When you became friends with Lee, it was for life and you were grateful for every minute. He made life fun. Laughter was at the core of who he was. We shared a love of and were brought together by the greatest game. We played hockey everywhere together - rinks, ponds, rivers, flooded ball fields. 6am at LaBelle. 10pm in Wheeling. 11pm at Monroeville. We listened to Earth Wind and Fire, Billy Joel and The Rolling Stones on the 8-track riding around in his red Pontiac Grand Prix. He was in my wedding. I'm proud to say he was my friend. I'm proud to say I loved him. I'm sad I'm going to miss him. Godspeed Ko. Thank you for the incredible ride.

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