Antoinette Mensah
Dear Leisa and family, our deepest sympathy on the loss of Don. May Abba Father be your strength and shield as you morn the loss and celebrate Don’s life.
Sending much love,
Antoinette

Birth date: Jan 11, 1960 Death date: Jun 27, 2026
Donald M. Lee peacefully departed this life on June 27th, 2026, at his home, surrounded by the comfort of his family. Donald was born on January 11th, 1960, in Fauquier, VA, to the late Marva Tyler and John Lee Sr. In addition to Read Obituary
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Dear Leisa and family, our deepest sympathy on the loss of Don. May Abba Father be your strength and shield as you morn the loss and celebrate Don’s life.
Sending much love,
Antoinette

Sending prayers, condolences, and hugs to Lesia and family in this most difficult time of sorrow.
Laura Campbell

My uncle was a loving and lovable man who truly loved the Lord. He always shared wisdom and never hesitated to speak with honesty and truth. He had a beautiful smile, loved to laugh, and enjoyed making others smile with his jokes.
One thing about my uncle, he would not want people mourning over him for too long. Instead, he would want us to celebrate his life, cherish the memories, and thank God for the love, wisdom, and joy he brought into our lives.

My deepest condolences to the Lee family.Every thing is in Devine order for not a blade of grass moves with out the sanction of the Lord.Don is not suffering any more, rejoice in the all the good times, and blessing the creator has given you with him.If there is any thing that I can assist you with please let me now.Do no harm, be in honor, act in kindness, leave things better than you found them 🙏 Thunder Lane

I grew up with Don on Sperryville Pike. Our yards connected, which made our families close..
"A life long friend" Although, time grew us apart, he always greeted me with a smile. You will be missed. 🙏

Don & me went to school together. But our friendship grew when he came to work for me at Country Cookin. He helped develop so many young people with his leadership and guidance.
I once ask a customer why he ate there every day. His response was it sure was not the food but the "PEOPLE". Don was one of those people.
I am sure to the day he passed he would ran into a former customer or staff member & they would share a memory about those days.
So sorry for your family.
RIP my friend
James Atkins
Gloria Tapscott lit a candle in memory of Donald Lee
