Lee is a writer, researcher, long-time hospice volunteer, home funeral guide, and frequent speaker and educator on home funerals, green burial, and funeral reform on the local, national, and international front. She regularly guest lectures at colleges and universities, mortuary schools, adult education programs, and co-teaches free and proficiency demonstration classes, including Green Burial Masterclass, Doulas and After-Death Care, and Green Funeral Service here at Redesigning the End. She served in chief leadership positions, including presiding, for seven years with the National Home Funeral Alliance and five with the Green Burial Council, and helped found the National End-of-Life Doula Alliance and Conservation Burial Alliance while directing New Hampshire Funeral Resources, Education & Advocacy, and co-creating the Funeral Partnership.org home funeral website development company. She was also a founding member of the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization's Doula Council. She is the author of several home funeral and green burial books, including The After-Death Care Educator Handbook and Changing Landscapes: Exploring the growth of ethical, compassionate and environmentally sustainable green funeral service.