Birth date: Sep 23, 1964 Death date: Oct 11, 2020
Lee Victor Iken, 56, of Hudson, Ohio passed away Sunday, October 11th, at home, in the care of his loving family. A native of Levittown, New York, Lee was born September 23, 1964, to the late Sybil and Murray Iken. He is survived Read Obituary
RIP My Friend. I am very sad to find out this news. We did hang out a lot and we had many good times. The last time I saw him was when his dad passed and dropped him and his wife off at the airport. I saw an old post in Classmates he sent to me and trying to look him up to find this. My condolences to his Family. Rich Capria
Paula,
Words cannot express how sad I am. I am so terribly sorry i am for you an Trevor. My deepest condolences.
Steve Merrill
Paula,
I am so sorry for your loss, and my thoughts and prayers go out to you, Trevor, and your family.
Robert
I am very sorry to hear of Lee's passing. We worked with each other while he was at Sager and I truly enjoyed his positive outlook on life in general. My sincere condolences to his entire family and all of his friends.
-Rich O'Connor
I've spent days thinking about what to say or how to say it. Even now I'm no closer to finding something that makes sense - which Lee would probably laugh at while making a joke about "you English major people."
Lee was a remarkable friend. My whole family is better for knowing him. When my wife and I found out that we were having a baby, Lee looked at me and somehow saw the wild near atavistic terror of first-time fatherhood in my eyes. He gave me a half smile when we were away from Paula and Lindsey and Trev and just said "You'll do fine. Everyone messes up. Everyone. Just do it."
The advice was so totally him that it didn't really resonate at the moment. "You'll do fine. Everyone messes up. Everyone. Just do it." Simple words with an understated wisdom. I'll carry that for the rest of my life.
Our sympathies,
Shane, Lindsey and Asher Fliger
What can I say!!!! The best brother I had. Miss him like crazy. Love you Lee 💞💞💞💞
I was saddened to hear of Lee’s passing. My deepest sympathy goes out to his family and friends. I worked with Lee at PSG. I will never forget when Lee drove an hour to come pay his respects to my family and I, at the passing of my youngest brother back in March 2016. Lee was so supportive when my brother got sick. He would tell me, just go, don’t worry about your desk!!! What a great guy... it was a real pleasure to have known him!
So sorry to hear this. Lee once brought me back a souvenir from one of his trips. A painted cross that I still have and kept on my desk always while at PSG. I remember him always bridging the gap between sales and finance....always looking for a resolution. I will remember him fondly!
I wish I had the opportunity to meet and spend time with Lee, Paula. I’m terribly sorry for your loss. Sending you and Trevor love and light during this difficult time.
