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Harry Lee Remembered

Friday, family, friends, law enfrocers and state and local leaders said their final goodbyes to the late Jefferson Parish Sheriff Harry Lee. Monday, Lee lost his battle with Leukemia. I attended his visitation at the Alario Center and was struck by the outpouring of love and support for a man who was truly larger than life.

Folks waiting in line for the public viewing described Lee as controversial, a straight shooter, a legendary lawman and a man who built the JPSO into one of the best sheriff's departments in the country.

What are some of your thoughts? How will you remember Harry Lee?

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