Birth date: May 13, 1960 Death date: Jun 17, 2015
Lee Brian Dufendach, of Pennsauken, passed away on June 17, 2015. He was 55 years old. He was a 1978 graduate of Maple Point High School. Lee was the beloved husband of Clare Dufendach (nee Quinn) for 15 years. He is survived by h Read Obituary
Well, this is very late but for some reason I was thinking of Lee today. I met Lee in the Hope youth group in the late 1970's and was there only two years before moving away but he had a profound impact on me. I was a shy, quiet "new" person and Lee took me under his wing. His friendship and the time at Hope changed me profoundly. I doubt he ever knew how much he and the rest of that youth group meant. God's peace even now to Mrs. D and all his family.
Miss you buddy - we were childhood friends... you and your family shaped me into the person I am today - RIP - you are missed for sure - John Kolker
Wow. I have known Lee for probably about 20 years. I am the service man who serviced his CMM measuring machines at Jenn Manufacturing, first. Then at American Products. I just found out about him today, when I went to his newest company, Jade. I am truly stunned and saddened. He was a great man. I am truly sorry for his family and friends loss. Although I would only see him once or twice a year, he treated me like a good friend. Always friendly, always helpful, and always smiling. Rest in peace my friend.
So sorry to hear this tragic news. Fond memories of summer croquet tournaments on Fullturn rd all those years ago. My sincere thoughts and prayers go out to Lee's family, especially his mom, sister Lyn and brother John. From your old neighbor. Bonnie Sirott
Lee was everyone's best friend, especially mine, growing up in Levittown and knowing him changed the course of my life. Thoughts and prayers to all of his family and friends. I will never forget him. George Regan
My thoughts and prayers are with the Dufendach family at this most sorrowful time.
I knew Lee best back when he had hair and hotwheels and Hotrod magazines. Was fun being with him in Hope's youth group. I enjoyed his grin and his calm, yet fun spirit. It's been a pleasure to see his quietly loving nature over the years. So glad that he was surrounded by a loving. large family, and that now he is in perfect happiness with the One who loves us beyond understanding. Strength and peace to his family
& friends.
--Sara (Kuske) Dahms
Ah Lee, So much fun hanging out with you at your parents home, at Hope Lutheran Church and of course at summer and winter camps with the youth group. I'll never forget you and Ricky Thorpe and the 'wild and crazy guys' you two were. You will be sorely missed and happily remembered. See you in Glory when it's my turn.
TCL :-) Marie (Batdorf) Quinn
Lee was a part of my childhood in Levittown. So sorry for your loss. He was taken too soon, but I am sure has left many lovely memories.
God Bless all his family
Judy (Kosan) Bygott
