Condolence: I had the pleasure to meet Lucille a few times by visiting her in her home with my sister and brother in law Janet and Richard Lhones (Eric's cousin). She was such a sweet and wonderful person making you feel like her home was yours. You never left her home without feeling like one of the family. I know she is at rest with the other members of her family but she will never be forgotten in my memories

Condolence: In memory of a loving and caring lady who was such an integral part of our family. Lucille and Eric (Richard’s cousin) were always there helping us celebrate the happy times as well as providing support in the sad times. They had made many road trips together throughout Canada and the States, and Lucille got great pleasure in reliving all their adventures remembering every one of the trips in exact detail. They made sure that they visited us in Sudbury, a place where they themselves lived in the 1950’s, in Terrace Bay and in Riverport. We so enjoyed our times spent with them and will now miss them both so very much. Lucille was very devoted to her church and one of Lunenburg’s greatest ambassadors. She was our “go to person” for questions we had on the early days in Riverport where she spent a lot of time in her youth and after marrying Eric. We take comfort in knowing that she is now reunited with all her family who had travelled on before her. Rest in peace dear Lucille. Ever remembered and ever loved by Richard, Janet & Heather Lohnes; Jennifer, Peter, Sarah, Julie and Adam Heenan

Condolence: Our sincere condolences on the passing of Lucille. She was a dear friend of Sam's Mom, Eva Walters as both were members of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Choir. We remember with fondness her pleasant and witty way, may she rest in peace. Sincerely, Eleanor & Sam Walters, St. John's, NL