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June 12, 1943 – February 4, 2025
William A. Lee II affectionately known as "Wild Bill" was born June 12,1943 in Pittsburgh, PA. The son of the late Mrs. Helen J. Fuller and Dr. William A. Lee, Sr. Billy was a native of the Hill District and attended Pittsburgh Public Schools.
At 81 years young, Billy is survived by his Children: Victoria Cross, William Jones Jr., and Tammy Jones, devoted Sister, Marcene Lee Benton, Sisters Dorcas Lee Dillard and Gabriel Lee Mane, favorite Niece LaNee Davis and Nephew Errol Davis, Nieces: Teodora Dillard, Christiana Dillard, and Bahtiyah (Karma) Mane, Grandchildren: Ricola Cross, Erica Starks, Dayshawn Jones, Devin Jones, William Jones II, and Marc Leonard Jones, and a host of family and friends.
Billy enjoyed an exciting life traveling, fishing, hunting, and horseback riding. He loved dogs and collecting guns, knives, and swords. He also relaxed listening to great music, watching western movies, football games, and restoring cars.
Billy was a loving father, brother, uncle, cousin, and friend and he will be missed by many.
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Victoria Michelle Cross
February 7, 2025
William Lee First Born child Victoria Michelle is the Name my father gave me 11/02/1963 . Love you Daddy
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