Wanda Lee, passed away on July 25, 2026, in Horseshoe Bend, Arkansas, surrounded by her loving family. She was born on March 16, 1923, in Oxford, Arkansas, to Garland James and Ema (Tatum) Morgan.

Wanda’s journey spanned 103 years—leaving a long legacy of family members whom she loved dearly. At the time of her passing Wanda's family was five generations deep. She took pride in her family and the love they all shared. 

Wanda’s story is not only marked by the milestones of birth, marriage, and raising a family, but by countless everyday moments: gentle smiles exchanged, wise words quietly spoken, and steady hands guiding young ones. Her wisdom was most often expressed in her unwavering presence—a presence that shaped her family’s values and dreams. Those who loved Wanda will remember her as the warm heart at the center of every gathering, her sense of humor lighting up countless ordinary days, and the comfort of her advice in difficult times. She will also be remembered for the many quilts she quilted, the songs she loved to sing and dancing joyfully whenever she could. Wanda was a member of Oxford United Methodist Church in Oxford, Arkansas. 

Wanda is survived by her loving daughter, Shirley Hill; stepchildren, Ronald Brimm, Don Brimm and Linda Brimm; grandchildren, Derek Hill and wife Nikki, Brandon Hill, Jonathan Hill and wife Taylor, Ronald Hill, Jr. and wife Cindy and Timothy Warfield; five great grandchildren and 10 great great grandchildren. 

She was preceded in death by her husbands, Robert Jack Lee and Collin Brimm; parents; brothers, James Morgan and Floyd Jackson Morgan; sister, Lavon Reeves; grandsons, Ronald Hill and Rodney Hill and son-in-law, John Hill. 

Family and friends are invited to gather for a Graveside Memorial Service honoring Wanda’s life on July 30, 2026, at 10:00 a.m., at the Oxford Cemetery in Oxford, Arkansas, with Bro. Bobby Coleman officiating. 

Though Wanda has left this world, the beauty of her life is felt in every memory, in every story told at family tables and reunions. Her legacy—one of love unyielding, of laughter in the hardest moments, and of wisdom given freely—remains, unshakeable and ever cherished.