Lee & Cec Murrah
Huntsville, TX
Sunrise on Bethy Creek
Lee is a retired intellectual property attorney, most recently serving as chief IP counsel for ArvinMeritor, Inc., an auto components supplier at Troy, Michigan near Detroit. He grew up on a farm near Lufkin, Texas and has degrees in electrical engineering and law from the University of Texas at Austin.
Lee is a "serial hobbyist" who enjoys computers and web site programming, ham radio (KV5M, Extra class license), offroading in his Jeep Wrangler Rubicon, geocaching, genealogy, photography, reading and historical research. Lee also has a private pilot license, although he is not active.
Lee formerly served as a member of the Riverside, Texas City Council; President of Walker County Emergencey Services District No. 1; member and Past Chairman of the Walker County Historical Commission. He serves as a board member of Independence Communities, Inc., an independent living apartment complex for persons with mental health/mental retardation issues.
Cec Barton-Murrah is originally from Omaha, NE and is an award winning videographer. She has a degree in communications from the University of Nebraska at Omaha. Her videography work includes the Biblical lost city of Bethsaida, and her work has appeared on the History Channel.
Cec is a very talented genealogist. She served as President of the Board for the Huntsville Community Theatre for six years.
Both Cec and Lee enjoy traveling and camping in their motor home. Their two most notable trips are to Alaska and Nove Scotia and Newfoundland.
Lee and Cec are retired and live in Huntsville, TX.