Melvin Lee, 58, a Native Hawaiian man from Waipahu, was among the seven Xerox employees killed on November 2, 1999, when a normal workday at the company’s Honolulu facility on North Nimitz Highway turned into the deadliest workplace shooting in Hawaii history. Lee had worked for Xerox for nearly three decades and was described in local reporting as a soft-spoken field manager in customer service, a man with a big heart who was nonconfrontational and nearing retirement. He left behind his wife,
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