Erlin Stewart Lee

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Erlin (Red) S. Lee, Audubon, MN, passed away at the University of Minnesota Hospital on December 12,2017. He was Born on April 8, 1937. Erlin enjoyed being with friends, dancing, and flea markets. He loved the lakes around Detroit Lakes. He also enjoyed buying and selling properties. He was preceded in death by his mother, Olga; father, Marcus; and 12 year old brother Maynard. He is survived by son, Dean of Everett, Washington; daughter, Janelle Bowen of Texarkana, Texas; brothers, Roger of Argusville, North Dakota, Jerome (Connie) of Fargo, North Dakota, Jerry (Gerry) of Bismarck, North Dakota, Maynard of Casselton, North Dakota; and sister, Karen (Ken) of Oakdale, Minnesota. Funeral services will take place at 3:00 PM on Sunday, January 7, 2018 at St. Benedict Church of Wild Rice, Horace, North Dakota. Visitation will take place one hour prior to services at the church on Sunday. Burial will follow at Perhus Cemetery, Kindred, North Dakota.

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  1. Dad,

    I am so glad that we kept in touch for all of these years, but wish we could have spent more time together. I am so glad that Dean and I was able to spend time with you this past summer. I will always have those memories and will keep them close to my heart. There is no person like you and you are one of a kind.
    Love you and will miss you very much. See you in heaven one day.. Janelle Bowen

  2. I was a banker for Red for many years and got to know him personally. I was involved with his buying and selling lake properties and found him to be quite the character. I’m sorry I won’t be able to attend the funeral as I’m in Arizona for the winter but my thoughts will be in attendance.

  3. I know Red thru his two kids Dean and Janelle. He helped alot of people out in his life and I know he will be rewarded in the next life. My sypathies to his family.

  4. To the Lee family you have my deepest condolences.I will like to leave you with a comfort Bible verse at John 5:28,29 talk about a real hope for the future.

  5. I known Red for the past twenty five years Lots breakfast at Cash-Wise North-side Bar and Grill in Detroit Lakes. He always had people laughing at his sense of humor. He could take crap and good at giving it back.He was always willing to give a anyone a helping hand, but sadden by the return. We will miss you dearly. GOD BLESS YOU MY FRIEND

  6. I’am his son and glad we had spend time this past August to visit in Detroit Lakes. His favorite meal of the day was breakfast most mornings that was at the Northside Bar and Grill in Detroit Lakes. He loved Detroit Lakes and thought Minnesota was the best state to live in. He was very comical and quite the character and will be missed.


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