Lee E. Coldwell
Lee E. Coldwell, Nov. 4, 1943, was born and raised in Massachusetts. His parents were Margery and Elwayne Coldwell of Millis, MA. He attended Babson College to become a draftsman and began his career working at Raytheon.
Lee had a thirst to learn and try new things: scuba diving, boating, sports cars, motorcycles. But he loved his stamp collection and chess best of all, which he did throughout his life. Lee also loved cooking and acquired quite a collection of various cookbooks. He loved cats and adopted two strays while living in the Tampa area.
Lee started a medical personnel placement agency and relocated to Florida in the early 1990’s to try to jump start the agency. He was quite active and held several honored positions in the Odd Fellows and the Knights of Columbus as well as joining the Catholic Church. Among these honors was the grand master in the Odd Fellows. He taught his love of chess to the students at the Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Mission School in Wimauma, FL, and was proud of their progress. He followed the Boston Red Sox avidly as well as the stock market.
Lee succumbed to his illnesses on uly 5, 2023 and now resides with the Lord. He is survived by two sisters, Carol and Faye; a brother, Donald; as well as extended family members. His burial in the Millis, MA, Prospect Cemetery will be in the near future.
Lee had a thirst to learn and try new things: scuba diving, boating, sports cars, motorcycles. But he loved his stamp collection and chess best of all, which he did throughout his life. Lee also loved cooking and acquired quite a collection of various cookbooks. He loved cats and adopted two strays while living in the Tampa area.
Lee started a medical personnel placement agency and relocated to Florida in the early 1990’s to try to jump start the agency. He was quite active and held several honored positions in the Odd Fellows and the Knights of Columbus as well as joining the Catholic Church. Among these honors was the grand master in the Odd Fellows. He taught his love of chess to the students at the Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Mission School in Wimauma, FL, and was proud of their progress. He followed the Boston Red Sox avidly as well as the stock market.
Lee succumbed to his illnesses on uly 5, 2023 and now resides with the Lord. He is survived by two sisters, Carol and Faye; a brother, Donald; as well as extended family members. His burial in the Millis, MA, Prospect Cemetery will be in the near future.