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In memory of
Lee Ellis Reed
October 8, 1941 - January 19, 2026
Oct 8, 1941 - Jan 19, 2026
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Obituary
Lee Ellis Reed
Lee Ellis Reed, 84, of Driftwood, Texas, passed away on January 19, 2026. He was born on October 8, 1941, in LaHarpe, Illinois, to Ruth and Floyd Reed.
Lee was, above all, a good man — steady, generous, hardworking, and deeply loyal. He loved his wife, Lynn Reed, with whom he shared 60 years of marriage, a life built on devotion, laughter, and partnership. To know Lee was to know someone who …
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Lee wasn't just a neighbor but also a good friend. We shared his love of old cars and enjoyed seeing those we both had …
Lee wasn't just a neighbor but also a good friend. We shared his love of old cars and enjoyed seein…
Lee wasn't just a neighbor but also a good friend. We shared his…
Lynn, so sorry for this great loss of your loving husband Lee. Friend Jack Barrows shared your great loss with me. I w…
Lynn, so sorry for this great loss of your loving husband Lee. Friend Jack Barrows shared your gre…
Lynn, so sorry for this great loss of your loving husband Lee. …
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Born
October 8th, 1941
Passed away
January 19th, 2026
Driftwood, TX
Survived by
Shelley Reed
Daughter-in-law
Lance Reed
Son
Lynn Reed
Wife
Lane Reed
Son
Nash Reed
Grandson
Hudson Reed
Grandson
Jozy Reed
Granddaughter
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Method of disposition
Cremation
In lieu of flowers
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$380.00
Raised by 5 people
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