Death date: Jul 2, 2015
LEE YALOWIEC, 64, of Delray Beach, FL, passed away on Thursday, July 2, 2015. He is survived by his beloved wife Linda, daughter Jessics Yalowiec (fiancée Alex Brum), sister Jeanne Lasman, nephew David Lasman and niece Dana Lasma Read Obituary
I can't believe that my old friend Lee has passed on, but I know he's in a good place, good guy that he was. I know he loved his family very much (Linda, Jeanie, his Mom Cecilia and Dad Harry & his daughter, etc.). 'Glad he had a good, happy life with you all, and I'm so sorry to hear of your loss. Blessings to you, Esther
We are greatly saddened to learn of your loss. Our heartfelt sympathy goes out to you and your family at this most difficult time. We were genuinely blessed to have known Lee on and off the courts at Sun City. He will surely be missed by you, his family, and all his friends.Julia & P.J. Mahoney
Dear Linda and Jessica,Please accept my sincere sympathy on your loss of your beloved Lee. My heart and thoughts are with you at this time.Best as always and love,Meredyth
I will missmy dear friend and tennis buddy. A truly exceptional guy with a great mind and sense of humour. Lee and I had great times on the court and long conversations regarding where this country was going. We agreed on almost everything and talked about almost everything. Lee was truly a mensch.My thoughts will always be with him and hope you Linda will be able to be strong for Lee and carry on.My thoughts and prayers are with you in this most difficult of times.With our love Mike and Aline Kaufman
We will miss Lee very much. Although we could not see him often following our return to Buffalo NY, we always knew he would have big smile and a warm welcome for us whenever we could get together.Lee was a man of many talents from sports to acting. Some of his comic impressions were just so spot on that you couldn't help but laugh. His inquisitive mind led him to study history and attempt to apply its lessons to modern life. We always enjoyed our discussions, even though we didn't always come to the same conclusion. His ideas were always well researched.We will cherish the good times we shared with Lee and Linda. He will not be forgetten.Love, Mary Ann & Mike Lannan
Brian and I send our deepest sympathy to you, linda, and Jessica. Words can NEVER express how very sorry we are for your loss. Lee was a marvelous man and so very respected. He was so multi talented wether he was on the courts, on stage acting, directing and leading his class for fitness, etc. he was such a role model for all. I especially respected him not only for the kindness he showed others but his deep love for his wife and daughter. Please know you are in our thoughts and in our hearts!!!! Sincerely and with love, Brian and nancy franck
Lee and Linda have been part of our tennis family at Boynton Beach Tennis Center for the last few years. Lee was the most compassionate tennis player I have ever met. If he wasn't playing with jacks group of guys he showed up sporadically everyday by himself working on his serves. Lee was always full of energy, happy, loved playing tennis, when coming into pro shop he always had a positive attitude and couldn't wait to get his court number to get the day started. We will miss you Lee Yaloweic, if I know you you are in charge of the heaven tennis courts……Laurie
