Lee Musselman

Lee Andrew Musselman; was born November 28, 1956, in Ypsilanti, the son of Theil and Jeannette Musselman. Lee was highly regarded as a generous, unique, and gifted person. Lee had the best fireworks and pumpkin parties in history, and always had something interesting going on in his life. He was a fine example of what "living" means and lived seemingly unaffected by his cancer, right up until the last day of his life. Lee was cast as "Dr. Cyclops" in "The Brides of Johnny in Monsterland", which began production in Provincetown, Massachusetts, in the Summer of 1991. Lee's work has been published in many magazines including "Art in America", and most recently Lee's passing was the cover story for the newspaper "The Register Star". Lee Musselman passed away at his brother's home in Kalkaska, after a two year battle with Cancer. His sculpture was prized by the people of Hudson, New York, who displayed his work on both sides of their main street as a tribute to him. Lee Musselman was 56.