Lee Bodoh

Lee Bodoh, age 66, of Kenosha, died unexpectedly on Wednesday, September 21, 2016.

He was born on February 27, 1950, son of the late Joseph M. “Shirley” and Rita (Wilber) Bodoh.  Lee was a graduate of Shawano High School, Shawano, WI.

On September 15, 1984 at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Catholic Church, Lee was united in marriage to Vivian “Vicki” Belotti.

Throughout his working career, Lee had been employed with G & H Products, the Wisconsin Vehicle Emissions Station, and as a bartender at both the Moose Club and Ruffolo’s Restaurant.

As a young man in the late 60’s and early 70’s, Lee was an active participant in the Golden Gloves Boxing Program in Milwaukee.  His Native American heritage was very important to him as well as his church, Our Lady of Mt. Carmel where he was extremely involved serving his church in many capacities including as an usher and lector, as well as for many years working tirelessly with the parish festival.  If there was a job to do at Mt. Carmel, you could expect Lee to be willing to step up.

He will forever be remembered for his undying love of his family and friends.  They include his wife, Vicki Bodoh; his four children, Jeff (Desiree) Bromstad, Heather Bodoh-Bliss, Shane Bodoh, and Brian (Kat) Sennhenn; his six grandchildren, Zach, Tyler, and Dakota Bliss, Gabrielle (Mike) Rogers, and Bianca and Niko Bakanec.

Lee is further survived by his siblings, Margie Jones, Jane Bodoh, Suzanne Bodoh-Emerson, Denise Bodoh, Eileen (Gary) Gwinn, Antoinette (Dossie) Land, Nony Bodoh,  Earl “Bud” ( Esther) Bodoh;  his sister in law, Pat Belotti, as well as many loving and adoring nieces, nephews, and godchildren.

Along with his parents, Lee was preceded in death by a sister, Jill Bodoh, and by his brother in law and great friend, Vince Belotti.