Lee Wagner Obituary, OLEY, Pa. — Lee Wagner, a Pennsylvania officer remembered for his dedication to serving others, has died, leaving behind family, friends and colleagues who will go on to cherish his memory.
Lee married Stacy (Phillips) Wagner on February 13, 2016. Their years together became an important part of his life story, with relatives and friends holding onto the memories they shared throughout their marriage.
He is survived by his children, Ashley (Wagner) Fultz and her husband, Ryan, of Lewistown; Robert Wagner; Sara Mowery and her companion, Cullen Smith; and Hunter Mowery, all of McClure. His grandchildren, Cayden, Owen and Colton Fultz, along with Oakllen and Easton Smith, brought special joy to his life.
Lee is also survived by his siblings, Theresa Wagner and her companion, Bob O’Hara, of Lewistown; David Wagner and his companion, Kathy Pennepacker, of McClure; and Jeremy Wagner of Lewistown. His loved ones also includes four nephews, three nieces, three great-nephews and three great-nieces.
Beyond his loved ones, Lee was remembered for his commitment to serving others. His professional work reflected a strong sense of responsibility and concern for the safety and well-being of those around him. Colleagues remembered his dedication, professionalism and the relationships he built throughout his years of service.
His passing leaves a significant void among those who knew and loved him. Relatives, friends and colleagues are left with memories of celebrations, conversations and everyday moments shared with Lee throughout his life.
Lee leaves behind a legacy of devotion, service and love that will continue through his wife, children, grandchildren, siblings, extended family, friends and colleagues. As those closest to him mourn his passing, they may find strength in one another and comfort in the lasting memories of his life. May Lee Wagner rest in peace.
