Lee George Pawlukewich

Lee George Pawlukewich, 76, of Lavallette, NJ passed away on Friday, June 12, 2026, at St. Mary’s Hospital in Langhorne, PA, after fighting a long illness.

Lee was born and raised in Trenton, NJ to the late Zanna and Leo Pawlukewich. After graduating high school, he decided to join the military. Lee honorably served in the Air National Guard, a chapter of his life he held with pride. After his service, Lee turned his talents toward business. He was very good at his job, becoming the owner and operator of the Office Automation Centers Inc. in Morrisville, PA, for many years. His dedication earned him multiple business awards, accomplishments he cherished deeply. Lee was always one to enjoy life, he loved adventure and anything that went fast, riding motorcycles and feeling the wind on his face was nirvana to him. At one time in his life, he used to be an avid canoer, but he always had that love for being on the water whether it be on his boat or his jet ski. Lee was always trying to have a good time and loved his friends dearly.

Lee is predeceased by his brother Gary Pawlukewich and his cousin, Tom Kirkham II. He is survived by his sister, Diane Symons and her husband, Rich; his sons Kyle Pawlukewich and Lee Eric Pawlukewich; his long time partner Deborah Balsamo: his cousin Valerie Pawlukewich Seefelt; his best friend and cousin, Tom Kirkham; and his nieces and nephews, Shannon, Sherri, Mike, and Rich Symons. Lee also leaves behind countless extended relatives and close friends.

A memorial visitation will be held on Monday June 22, 2026, from 3 to 5 p.m. in the J. Allen Hooper Funeral Chapel, 41 W. Trenton Ave Morrisville, PA 19067. A time of sharing will begin at 4:30 in the funeral home. 

Lee's family and friends are invited to join in remembering a man who loved life, loved fast rides, and was always up for a good time. He left a mark on those around him, both in business and in life, and he will be deeply missed.

In lieu of flowers memorial donations may be offered in Lee's memory to The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, 134 N. Henry Street, Williamsburg, Virginia 23185.

Please keep the family in your thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.