Lee Fuller Rash, 77, of Granbury, passed away on July 13, 2020. Lee was born in LaFayette, Alabama to the late Charlie Allen and Fannie Beatrice Fuller on January 10, 1943. Lee graduated from LaFayatte High School and received a BA in English from Jacksonville State University. She married Andy Rash in 1969 in LaFayette,Continue Reading
Linda Smith Giddens
left a message on July 18, 2020:
I send my sympathy to the family. Lee was a very kind and loving person. We grew up in the country and we had some wonderful memories of Center Baptist Church. We attended LaFayette High School in LaFayette, Alabama. I was a grade ahead of Lee and I passed on my text books to her each year. She will be missed—but she has a home in Glory now.
Janet Hughes Smith
left a message on July 18, 2020:
Lee and I were college roommates at Jax State College in Jacksonville, AL for two years. We became close friends although I only met her the day I moved into the freshman dorm. She came to my wedding, came to see my first child, sent me Christmas cards and family pictures so I always felt connected although we lived far apart. RIP my friend until I see you again. May our Lord bring comfort to Andy, Mark and family.
ARA
left a message on July 18, 2020:
Deepest condolences for your loss. The name Lee Rash will always be remembered by God her creator. Isaiah 25:8
Cheri Mayes
left a message on July 18, 2020:
I met Ms. Lee thru quilting. She was a great person to be around. I will miss her smile.
Kristin Kelley-Gomez
left a message on July 17, 2020:
I have so many beautiful memories of Lee. My family and I will miss her beautiful smile and warm hugs. Rest In Peace my sweet Lee! Our thoughts and prayers are with Andy, Mark and their whole family. We Love You! Joaquin, Kristin, McKenna, Devon and Charlotte
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Donald Kelley
left a message on July 17, 2020:
My wife, Linda and I have know Lee for many years both in the community and also in the church. Lee is a fond memory because of her awesome sense of humor. Her love of family was something to behold. She was always quick with a wit and a joy to be in her presence.
She and I loved talking college football in the fall of the year. She and Andy were a great team as marriage partners, in business and generally making the world a better place. We will miss her but her memory brightens our lives and we were blessed by it. Rest in peace sweet one.
Don and Linda Kelley
Nelda Fritcher
left a message on July 17, 2020:
I met Lee when we first arrived in Granbury in 1976. She was my oldest son's teacher. From that time on no matter where I saw her she was so happy to see me. Then I had her son Mark in my class which was such a pleasure. Later we met as quilters. She always showed care and concern about any issue. I will miss this always smilng friend. My condolences to Andy, Mark and his family.
Donann
left a message on July 17, 2020:
Aunt Lee, we always had fun times at Rash family Thanksgiving events. You and I always had our private jokes around the mashed potatoes. You are were always a light within our family and you always made everyone laugh.
Blessings to Uncle Andy and Mark. Rest in piece
Connie Rash
left a message on July 16, 2020:
Loved and will miss your laugh and smile. I will always cherish the times we had watching college football and planting flowers. War Eagle!
Cristian
left a message on July 16, 2020:
I love you so much Nanny. I’ll miss you and your fun self. Your were such a bright light and really just a one of a kind person. War Eagles!
Bill Price
left a message on July 15, 2020:
I can't really remember when I first met Lee. Seems like forever ago! I know that she and Andy did the pictures for our wedding in June, 1974. I guess it was some time around then. Ever since then Lee always made me feel that I was her very best friend in the whole world. That was just Lee. If you were her friend then you were very special indeed. Years ago she and I made a pact about what the other would do when the first of us passed. Don't worry, Lee, I'll be there Saturday morning.
Letha Vincent Bell
left a message on July 14, 2020:
The first time I saw Lee Rash, she was holding Mark's hand as he walked up my porch; he was just walking. We were like old friends the day we met, a sweet Southern Lady. She and I taught, Andy and Jerry were photographers and we both had a little boy. We were friends for over 50 years. Everyone who knows her will miss her. Heaven has a new angel.
Rita and Warren Morris
left a message on July 14, 2020:
I met Lee and Andy when they made my picture for my wedding announcement and wedding pictures in 1972. They became instant friends and though we didn't see each other often, Lee never failed to be Lee, the sweetest, friendliest person who only knew how to splash love over everyone. Her presence will be missed. Many thoughts and prayers for her wonderful family.
Gene Fuller
left a message on July 14, 2020:
Fannie Lee and I were together in school for 12 years in Lafayette, Al. She was always smart and was the best reader in the class and read the most books. She also was a leader in most school activities. We Shared the "Fuller" last name but were not related that I was aware of. Visited with her several times at class reunions. Sorry to hear of her passing. My prays for the family.
Diann Abernathy Nix
left a message on July 14, 2020:
We grew up together and were friends through high school. Went separate ways but stayed in touch over the years. I have so many fond memories. Prayers for the family.
Leanne Fuller
left a message on July 14, 2020:
There are so many memories I have as growing up with her as her only Fuller niece - although afar. I loved visiting her one time when I was really young and she took me to her school and church. She also showed me my first roadrunner. My heart aches but I am so blessed to have have been able to talk to her through the last several weeks. She always answered the phone immediately as “Leanne” with the confidence she always had even though it wasn’t her best day and in pain. I Love you Aunt Fan Lee and will always keep the good memories alive in my heart and mind.
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Linda Smith Giddens
left a message on July 18, 2020:
I send my sympathy to the family. Lee was a very kind and loving person. We grew up in the country and we had some wonderful memories of Center Baptist Church. We attended LaFayette High School in LaFayette, Alabama. I was a grade ahead of Lee and I passed on my text books to her each year. She will be missed—but she has a home in Glory now.
Janet Hughes Smith
left a message on July 18, 2020:
Lee and I were college roommates at Jax State College in Jacksonville, AL for two years. We became close friends although I only met her the day I moved into the freshman dorm. She came to my wedding, came to see my first child, sent me Christmas cards and family pictures so I always felt connected although we lived far apart. RIP my friend until I see you again. May our Lord bring comfort to Andy, Mark and family.
ARA
left a message on July 18, 2020:
Deepest condolences for your loss. The name Lee Rash will always be remembered by God her creator. Isaiah 25:8
Cheri Mayes
left a message on July 18, 2020:
I met Ms. Lee thru quilting. She was a great person to be around. I will miss her smile.
Kristin Kelley-Gomez
left a message on July 17, 2020:
I have so many beautiful memories of Lee. My family and I will miss her beautiful smile and warm hugs. Rest In Peace my sweet Lee! Our thoughts and prayers are with Andy, Mark and their whole family. We Love You! Joaquin, Kristin, McKenna, Devon and Charlotte
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Donald Kelley
left a message on July 17, 2020:
My wife, Linda and I have know Lee for many years both in the community and also in the church. Lee is a fond memory because of her awesome sense of humor. Her love of family was something to behold. She was always quick with a wit and a joy to be in her presence.
She and I loved talking college football in the fall of the year. She and Andy were a great team as marriage partners, in business and generally making the world a better place. We will miss her but her memory brightens our lives and we were blessed by it. Rest in peace sweet one.
Don and Linda Kelley
Nelda Fritcher
left a message on July 17, 2020:
I met Lee when we first arrived in Granbury in 1976. She was my oldest son's teacher. From that time on no matter where I saw her she was so happy to see me. Then I had her son Mark in my class which was such a pleasure. Later we met as quilters. She always showed care and concern about any issue. I will miss this always smilng friend. My condolences to Andy, Mark and his family.
Donann
left a message on July 17, 2020:
Aunt Lee, we always had fun times at Rash family Thanksgiving events. You and I always had our private jokes around the mashed potatoes. You are were always a light within our family and you always made everyone laugh.
Blessings to Uncle Andy and Mark. Rest in piece
Connie Rash
left a message on July 16, 2020:
Loved and will miss your laugh and smile. I will always cherish the times we had watching college football and planting flowers. War Eagle!
Cristian
left a message on July 16, 2020:
I love you so much Nanny. I’ll miss you and your fun self. Your were such a bright light and really just a one of a kind person. War Eagles!
Bill Price
left a message on July 15, 2020:
I can't really remember when I first met Lee. Seems like forever ago! I know that she and Andy did the pictures for our wedding in June, 1974. I guess it was some time around then. Ever since then Lee always made me feel that I was her very best friend in the whole world. That was just Lee. If you were her friend then you were very special indeed. Years ago she and I made a pact about what the other would do when the first of us passed. Don't worry, Lee, I'll be there Saturday morning.
Letha Vincent Bell
left a message on July 14, 2020:
The first time I saw Lee Rash, she was holding Mark's hand as he walked up my porch; he was just walking. We were like old friends the day we met, a sweet Southern Lady. She and I taught, Andy and Jerry were photographers and we both had a little boy. We were friends for over 50 years. Everyone who knows her will miss her. Heaven has a new angel.
Rita and Warren Morris
left a message on July 14, 2020:
I met Lee and Andy when they made my picture for my wedding announcement and wedding pictures in 1972. They became instant friends and though we didn't see each other often, Lee never failed to be Lee, the sweetest, friendliest person who only knew how to splash love over everyone. Her presence will be missed. Many thoughts and prayers for her wonderful family.
Gene Fuller
left a message on July 14, 2020:
Fannie Lee and I were together in school for 12 years in Lafayette, Al. She was always smart and was the best reader in the class and read the most books. She also was a leader in most school activities. We Shared the "Fuller" last name but were not related that I was aware of. Visited with her several times at class reunions. Sorry to hear of her passing. My prays for the family.
Diann Abernathy Nix
left a message on July 14, 2020:
We grew up together and were friends through high school. Went separate ways but stayed in touch over the years. I have so many fond memories. Prayers for the family.
Leanne Fuller
left a message on July 14, 2020:
There are so many memories I have as growing up with her as her only Fuller niece - although afar. I loved visiting her one time when I was really young and she took me to her school and church. She also showed me my first roadrunner. My heart aches but I am so blessed to have have been able to talk to her through the last several weeks. She always answered the phone immediately as “Leanne” with the confidence she always had even though it wasn’t her best day and in pain. I Love you Aunt Fan Lee and will always keep the good memories alive in my heart and mind.
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