Birth date: Dec 13, 1929 Death date: Jun 3, 2017
Mr. Leroy E. “Lee” Arvey, age 87, passed away Saturday, June 3, 2017 at his home. He was born in Kingsford, Michigan on December 13, 1929 to Elmer and Leona (Eastman) Arvey and was a lifelong resident of the Muskegon area. Lee was Read Obituary
Miss you granpa you are in my thoughts all the time! Wish you could meet your grandson he looks just like you.. I know you are with us everyday watching so I mind my p’s & q’s love you so much now your dancing with grandma Becky like you always wanted I remember. Xoxoxo your granddaughter Sarah Nichols (Arvey)
One of my reg guest at Denny's .Will be missed.One nice man that always has a smile for everyone.
I have so many memories one of which was having my 13th birthday party at your mom and dads house on the lake and another when a couple of years ago running into your dad at the Lakes Mall we always would talk about the good old days about living at the lake. Your dad mom and my folks Dick and Lil were such good friends now they are all 4 together again enjoying each others company and drinking strong coffee. So sorry for your loss to all the Arvey family.
Sending our condolences to the Arvey family. Lee was a good man & will be missed.
To my father who had taught me how to swim as a boy and to late night television repair to my first ride on a motorcycle for a birthday wish .With all the love, laughter, and argument you will be dearly missed by me and I will think of you always as I do mom for the rest of my days. Love your Son Kim.
I'll always have fond memories of Lee and how he worked on my old red boat all the time. I remember drinking coffee, smoking cigarettes and solving the worlds problems around his kitchen table. RIP Lee.
Lee Arvey was one of my favorite customers when I worked at Denny's . He would come in every morning for coffee and to converse with the rest of the counter ppl. He was really an awesome person. R.I.P.Lee...fly high!
My condolences to all his children and family.
Marilou Berth
I can still hear him singing The Old Gray Mare, She Ain't What She Used to Be, to mom on her birthday. And he shared some of his tricks on the keyboard, which I still use today. Love you Uncle Lee. I know you're riding your hog, with Aunt Becky and joining mom and dad, singing with the angels.
We will miss Lee's smiling face, here at Hot Rod Harley Davidson! Lee was a member of our extended family. God's speed my friend. Ride Free!
Lee hung out here at Hot Rod H-D almost everyday for the last 12 years. He was a very interesting man and I always enjoyed talking to him. He was always kind and upbeat even when he wasn't feeling his best. He is now free to ride off into the sunset on his Harley. RIP Lee. You will be missed.
-Jamie Gillard
