Leila "Lee" Mae Reeder

I will always be grateful for the opportunity to get to know Lee over the past few years. I am a volunteer at a program offered by Catholic Charities Madison. Lee was a regular participant in the program. I would lead a faith-based service and Lee was always in the front row - directly in front of me. She asked wonderful questions and asked for the entire group to pray for members of her family who passed away. My hope and prayer is that Lee, having completed her earthly journey, is now enjoying Eternal Life with those family members for whom we prayed. My God grant comfort to the many people who are mourning Lee's death.

Thinking of you all!

Lee asked I call her mom when I was living down the street from Reeders when I was very young. She was like a mom to me back then. Always watched out for me and watched the dachshund dog closely too. When I was a little older it was nice to see her when I went to my favorite bakery. Very sincere condolences to Steve and Lori and families. Kim Lin

Hi there I'm from the UK, although I never met Lee directly after reading the obituary I was touched by her kindness. She seemed like a lovely woman and I hope your family is doing okay especially Cory who I hope remembers how much Lee loved him and wished him to prosper! May she rest in paradise.

Ma Reeder, We are eternally grateful for the open home, open arms, and open heart you shared with us and the other kids of the Judy Lane gang. You fostered many happy Badger Hockey memories, and many other happy forever memories. Your smile will shine among the angels. We love you, The Pero Family