Condolence: When in the autumn of our years, we view the past and chances lost,the dreams would have been fulfilled if we had dared pay the cost
It comes not always easily seen and many times it's barely heard
You listen for the thunderous shout and often miss the whispered word. Lee Oliver

Condolence: "Whither the void"? How could we know? My forever friend and mentor, Rest in peace

Condolence: Dear family of the late Lee Oliver. Please accept our deepest sympathies for your loss. Your father has been a friend and confidant to my father, his business and myself for many, many years. We will miss a great man and a greater friend. We pray that God's peace, belssings and comfort be upon each of you at this most difficult time.

Kym McKithen Williams,
Kelly J. McKithen and Family

Condolence: To Lee's family and friends: I am very sorry to hear of Lee's passing. He was a very special man. My sincerest wish is that you take comfort in knowing that he's now resting in God's loving embrace.

Condolence: Dear Elaine & the Oliver Family,
I'm so sorry to read of Lee's passing. I have always enjoyed the many mornings that I had the opportunity to sit with Lee & Elaine in McDonalds. He was such a pleasure to know. My sympathies to all of you!

Condolence: January 8, 2017
To Lynnette Wilson and the Oliver Family:
On Behalf of Dr. Devorha Anderson and Kathaleen McGhaney. We would like to offer our sincerest condolences on the loss of your precious loved one, Lee Oliver.
Lee Oliver was a unique gift to your family, and to so many that knew him.
The Blessing of death is that it reminds us of the brevity of life so that we learn how to number our days and apply our hearts to wisdom.
Our prayers are with Lynnette, Andrew, Jennifer and the Oliver family. We pray that the lord will comfort, sustain, and strengthen each of you.
God bless and keep all of you.
With the Lord’s Love,
Dr. Devorha Anderson and Kathaleen McGhaney.

Condolence: My sincere condolences for your loss. I truly enjoyed reading about your father's life and accomplishments. He was great man.

Condolence: Dear Oliver family:

I wish to convey my sincerest condolences to your entire family. Death is never easy. When Lazarus died, Jesus “groaned in the spirit and became troubled,” and shortly afterward he “gave way to tears.” (John 11:33, 35) So, when someone we love dies, it does not show weakness to cry. In the future God promises to wipe out every tear from our eyes, because death will be no more, neither will mourning nor outcry nor pain be anymore which is found in the Bible at Revelation 21:4. I hope this brief message will bring you a measure of comfort in this difficult time.

Condolence: Brother Andrew Oliver,

May you be comforted by the many special memories of your Dad. God grant him eternal rest and peace.

I will keep you lifted in thoughts and prayers.

A. Frizzell Davis, D.C.