I worked with Lee for years at Cafe Teresa...such a kind man with such a way of his own...Best bread pudding I've ever eaten....used to beg him to make it all the time! Peace and happiness up above...
Love,
Laura McLaughlinPosted: 2/23/2010 by Laura McLaughlin of Derry, NH, USA Lee a very calm Man, loved his Grateful Dead music. simply, loved music in a lot of different forms. We are born to die, the time in between is our story. May all our stories be so colorful. He lived life, if there was a concert he was there. Kinda like the Mailman, nor snow, rain or sleet would keep him away. God speed- it's time out............. Posted: 2/23/2010 by Melanie Winther of , , I am so sorry to hear about Lee. 'Forcinos' is a huge memory for all of us, and Lee is part of that.
Lou RussellPosted: 2/25/2010 by Lou Russell of Indianapolis, IN, USA To Lee's family,
I am certainly very sad and surprised to hear the news of Lee's departure. My prayers and thoughts go out to his mother and Cara. I certainly have many fond memories growing up around the Forcino household and always the grest times with Lee while growing up.
I trust God will comfort you during the difficult time.
- Glenn DealPosted: 2/25/2010 by Glenn Deal of Montague, NJ, Very sad to hear of Lee's passing, he will be remembered fondly by his Groton friends.Posted: 2/25/2010 by Harris McWade of Groton, Massachusetts, USA When I heard the news this morning of Lee's passing, I was shocked and saddened. I want to extend my condolences to his family and friends. You will be in my thoughts and prayers as you go through this difficult time.
Posted: 2/25/2010 by David Chenelle of , , I am so sad to hear of Lee's passing. Words don't seem adequate. My heartfelt condolences go out to his family.Posted: 2/26/2010 by Donna Gerace Bradley of Christiansted, St Croix, USVI Cara and Mrs. Forcino and family, I'm so sorry to hear of Lee's passing. My thoughts and prayers are with you during this diffult time.
Mary Lou (Bootsie)GiovettiPosted: 2/26/2010 by Mary Lou Giovetti of Pepperell, MA, US So sorry to hear of Lee's passing. Worked with Lee for years @ Cafe Teresa & will always remember the fun he loved to have & passion for food & cooking. Rest in Peace & you will be remembered. Posted: 2/26/2010 by Michael Ingellis of Napa, CA, Dear Cara and Family,
I am saddened by the news of Lee's passing too soon from our midsts. He was a great friend whom I remember very fondly from our years together when living in Groton, MA from second to fifth grade. We saw one another very briefly after I had moved to Westford, MA when there was a basketball game at Groton; we were both in high school, I think. Our friendship thrived on laughter and I will always remember Lee as smiling, joking, and laughing, sometimes unto tears. My first opportunity to visit the Boston Museum of Fine Art was with Lee, you, and your parents, a day that I have not forgotten. I repeated that visit many times when living in Boston.
Please accept my most heartfelt condolences on the loss of your brother, my first close and great friend.Posted: 3/6/2010 by Sumner Peirce of Fort Lauderdale, FL, USA I happened by accident to hear about our 40th high school reunion and stopped by hoping to find Lee, or at least news of him. I was saddened to find his picture at the table of those who could not join in, and found I had to leave. On my way home I switched from usual news to a classic rock and immediately an old Hendrix song started, as if he'd pushed "play".
Over the years many times I'd thought to try and find him, but these were usually while hiking in the woods or enjoying some natural splendor - the kinds of places with no cell coverage even if I were a smartphone person.
I think I'll try to find my way out to the old site in the Groton woods and light a candle for him.
And I'll continue to remember him, particularly when the world is showing off.
Peace.
And condolences.
Posted: 9/28/2014 by Jeff Seeger of Pepperell, MA,