Lee's Funeral Home, LLC

Lee's Funeral Home, LLC Celebrating our 100th Anniversary in 2015, the now Lee’s Funeral Home, LLC was established in 1915, White Plains, NY by Theodore Jay Lee, Sr. Lee, III. Both Mr.

We've Over 100 years experience as premier funeral & preplanning service providers - When uncompromising quality counts most, we're the proven ones to count on. He actually began his funeral service career before 1915, in partnership with other gentlemen, in a post-slavery, Jim Crow era, out of need in addition to desire, serving an otherwise unserved community. Also a pre-regulation era, funeral service soon became regulated, and he was the only one of his partners to graduate mortuary school, one of two African-Americans in his class, and the only partner qualified to own a business. He met and married Mattie R. Lee, who went on to help him in this, and other business dealings, as they were truly “undertakers”, literally under-taking other tasks such as notary, real estate, bail-bondsmen, etc., again for an unserved community. They had one child, Theodore Jay Lee, Jr. A WPHS graduate, after attending NYU and serving in the Army, he graduated mortuary school, cm laude, and began the 2nd generation working in the business. He married JoAnne F. Lee, who was a registered nurse. But she too then graduated cm laude from mortuary school and joined him in the business. They had two children, Jennifer & T.J. Both WPHS graduates, T.J. attended Boston University and Westchester Community College, now working in the business as facilities manager. Jennifer graduated the University of Virginia with 2 BA’s, then summa cm laude from mortuary school, and is funeral director and manager as 3rd generation in the business. Lee, Jr. and daughter Jennifer have served on the NYS Funeral Directing Advisory Board. All are members of, and/or past officers or board members of various business and community organizations, as well as Bethel Baptist Church, always giving back. Over this century, Lee’s has served all communities and faiths, with dignity, respect, professionalism, the highest quality, honesty and integrity, & earned many honors and awards, and will continue to serve and educate as long as is God’s plan.

02/11/2026

Good Day, Happy Tuesday & continued Happy Black History Month! Here's hoping you had a wonderful day. It's been a busy day, thus the late post. But we always want to at least wish you all the best, and encourage you to be positive living Black History. And we hope you have a relaxing, restorative sleep, and rejuvenated & overall better day tomorrow. So click below for more of this inspiration, share with others, relax your mind & body so they can be replenished, and let it help reduce the stress in your life, to contribute to a better day tomorrow, so you can be the Black History we need. Be blessed & Be a blessing! 🧘🏽‍♀️😴🙏🏽😇

Yet another gone from the fold, & yet another family we well know. Prayers & condolences definitely go out to his lovely...
02/10/2026

Yet another gone from the fold, & yet another family we well know. Prayers & condolences definitely go out to his lovely and loving family & friends! A longtime resident of Greenburgh, NY, he's a graduate of Woodlands High School, who attendant college in Boston briefly, before coming back to the area where he's a longtime employee of Verizon, currently residing in Mt. Vernon, NY, and when not working, he loved music especially the Temptations & all things Motown, loved dancing, single-handedly brought Salsa to Greenburgh in the family's estimation, loved sports especially football & tennis, loved being around people, and especially loved and was dearly loved by his family who will celebrate him at a Memorial Service at Union Baptist Church this Thursday. Please click below/see our website for more information, details if trying to attend his Memorial Service, contribution info in lieu of flowers, and/or at least to share condolences with the family...

View Philip K. "Philly Dawg" Sudderth's obituary, send flowers, find service dates, and sign the guestbook.

Good Day, Happy Self-Care Sunday, & continued Happy Black History Month! Here's wishing you a wonderful day with time to...
02/08/2026

Good Day, Happy Self-Care Sunday, & continued Happy Black History Month! Here's wishing you a wonderful day with time to care for yourself. It's definitely dangerously frigid outside, so stay safe & warm as well . And speaking of staying home, you may be looking for a new one or a more affordable one. Tomorrow Monday 12:00noon there's a virtual webinar on some new affordable housing here in White Plains. So click below for more details, share with others, register for FREE, then tune in online Tomorrow Mon. 12PM, to learn more about affordable housing opportunities in White Plains and the application process, strive to learn more daily generally, grow in affordable housing knowledge if needed & definitely grow in Black History knowledge especially, stay inside & warm today to take care of yourself on this Self-Care Sunday as well as register for the affordable housing webinar & learn more of Black History, and let it be a chance for you to uplift & celebrate yourself & our culture, all while bettering yourself & possibly your housing situation. Be blessed & Be a blessing! ✊🏽😊💃🏽😇

Learn about affordable homes available at 99 Church St & 6 Cottage Place by registering for the Feb. 9, Noon - 1 pm zoom workshop sponsored by WRO.

Learn about the lottery process, qualifications, restrictions, building amenities & more

Register for a virtual zoom workshop on Monday, February 9, 2026 from 12- 1PM.

Register and learn more by visiting this link: https://www.cityofwhiteplains.com/m/newsflash/home/detail/2114

Good Day, TGIF, continued Happy Black History Month, & Happy National Wear Red Day! Here's wishing you a wonderful weeke...
02/06/2026

Good Day, TGIF, continued Happy Black History Month, & Happy National Wear Red Day! Here's wishing you a wonderful weekend. And here's reminding you that Today is National Wear Red Day. The point is beyond wearing red for the fashion of it, and to wear red reminding you of your heart health & recognizing that cardiovascular disease is the #1 cause of death in women. So click below for more details, share with others, wear red today in honor of National Wear Red Day, but more importantly be cognizant of your heart health, let it be a reminder & commitment to take care of your heart with proper exercise & proper eating, so that you can better the health of your heart, and increase your longevity & better your health so you're alive to wear red longer. Be blessed & Be a blessing! ❤️🤗💃🏽😇

It's here.

Good Day & Happy Thankful Thursday! Here's wishing you a wonderful day full of many things for which you recognize to be...
02/05/2026

Good Day & Happy Thankful Thursday! Here's wishing you a wonderful day full of many things for which you recognize to be thankful. And here's a FREE online grief webinar that's part of weekly help, thankfully for the next few weeks. So you can tune in for FREE online Today & the next few Thursdays 7:30-8:30pm for grief help to promote positivity & hope. So click below for more details, share with others, tune in Today Thurs. 7:30PM & the next few Thursdays as needed, to get help & support with your grief, promote feelings of positivity, peace & hope, be thankful for this opportunity, and let it all go towards you healing & ultimately help you in moving forward positively from those you're grieving. Be blessed & Be a blessing! 🙏🏽🤗🧘🏽‍♀️😇

Within every individual lies the strength to rise above the pain of loss and create a life filled with purpose, joy, and hope. Experiencing Loss? Grief is a big part of life. Losing a loved one can take a huge toll on an individual, and it is important to have a group that you can talk to and listen...

Good Day, Happy Monday, Happy New Month & Week ahead! Here's wishing you all the best for them all. And here's another p...
02/02/2026

Good Day, Happy Monday, Happy New Month & Week ahead! Here's wishing you all the best for them all. And here's another post, and yet another opportunity to honor & remember the life of Rev. Dr. Lester Cousin. We already posted of his passing which was on January 26th, 2026, and his Services which will be this week in Tennessee. It was an honor & blessing to know him. And the church that we all here in New York knew him of, Calvary Baptist Church, is honoring him and accommodating the public with a Registry to physically sign at Calvary Baptist Church Today until 4:30pm for the General Public. Click below for more details, share with others, come out today to physically sign the Register Book book in honor of Rev. Cousin at Calvary Baptist Church until 4:30pm Today Monday, and regardless make sure to remember his life and carry on his teachings & good works beyond today, so he continues to live on in our hearts and can continue to live on in good works as he too would do. Be blessed & Be a blessing! 🙏🏽🤗🌹😇

The General Public is invited to come to Calvary to sign the Book of Remembrance to honor the memory of Rev. Lester Cousin. February 2nd through 4th between the hours of 10:30am and 4:30pm.

Good Day, Happy Self-Care Sunday, Happy New Month of February, & Happy Black History Month! Here's wishing you a wonderf...
02/01/2026

Good Day, Happy Self-Care Sunday, Happy New Month of February, & Happy Black History Month! Here's wishing you a wonderful day with time to care for yourself, & all the best for them all. Yes Black History Month is finally here, and oh so needed in this day/age & administration. But though assigned the shortest month of the year, we well know Black History is Everyday, and it lives through us, our business, and each & everyone walking this Earth. Today & everyday there should be ways in which you recognize and/or honor Black History, as well as practice protecting your peace, to help better your mental health, de-stress, and better your overall wellness. Never let the short sightedness or limitations of others, limit or stagnate you in your progress & spreading truth, and in achieving The Dream of Dr. King. So click below for more of our inspiration, share with others, strive to learn more daily, grow in ways that have you positively represent & contribute to Black History, take time to also protect your peace & care for yourself daily, and let it be a chance for you to uplift & celebrate yourself & our culture, all while bettering your overall health & wellness, community, & our society, Country & World as a whole. Be blessed & Be a blessing! ✊🏽😊💃🏽😇

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Our History

Honored with over 100 years of serving in excellence, integrity, and professionalism, the now Lee’s Funeral Home, LLC was established in 1915, White Plains, NY by Theodore Jay Lee, Sr. He actually began his funeral service career before 1915, in partnership with other gentlemen, in a post-slavery, Jim Crow era, out of need in addition to desire, serving an otherwise unserved community, as many area firms would not even serve families of color until well after the 1970’s. Also a pre-regulation era, funeral service soon became regulated, and he was the only one of his partners to graduate mortuary school, one of two African-Americans in his class, and the only partner qualified to own a business. He met and married Mattie R. Lee, who went on to help him in this, and other business dealings, as they were truly “undertakers”, literally under-taking other tasks such as notary, real estate, bail-bondsmen, etc., again for an unserved community. They had one child, Theodore Jay Lee, Jr. A WPHS graduate, after attending NYU and serving in the Army, he graduated mortuary school, cm laude, and began the 2nd generation working in the business. He married JoAnne F. Lee, who was a registered nurse. But she too then graduated cm laude from mortuary school and joined him in the business. They had two children, Jennifer & T.J. Lee, III. Both WPHS graduates, T.J. attended Boston University and Westchester Community College, now working in the business as facilities manager. Jennifer graduated the University of Virginia with 2 BA’s, then summa cm laude from mortuary school, and is funeral director and manager as 3rd generation in the business. Both Mr. Lee, Jr. and daughter Jennifer have served on the NYS Funeral Directing Advisory Board. All are members of, and/or past officers or board members of various business and community organizations, as well as Bethel Baptist Church, always giving back. All our staff carry the highest credentials and commitment to service as well.

We have earned the honor of being a boutique firm with the level of service and attention to detail we give, and thus serve the personalized care needs our clientele seeks best by appointment. We have a proven track record, even if misunderstood, mischaracterized or maliciously maligned by a few haters. Though as the saying goes, if you don’t have haters, you must not be doing things right and enviable, but as the Bible says, no weapon formed against me shall prosper. Over this century, Lee’s has served all communities and faiths, with dignity, respect, professionalism, the highest quality, honesty and integrity, & earned many honors and awards, and will continue to serve and educate as long as is God’s plan.