Bridget Lucey Obituary

Another year of missing you has passed. Sadly for us, you now have your great-grandson, Keegan Thomas with you. The only comfort is that we know he is in good hands. Continue to keep watch over all of us and give us guidance. Until we meet again, may God hold you in the palm of his hand.

We recently heard the song "A Bushel and a Peck" and could still hear your voice singing it - what a happy memory! Some say the highest tribute to those who have moved on is gratitude. So THANK YOU very much for everything! We love you and miss you and until we meet again, may God hold you in the palm of his hand.

Although 6 long years have passed since you physically left us, I must say you are very much alive in spirit in your children and grandchildren! How many times have we said "you sound just like mom!"? and when we look in the mirror, who is looking back at us? LOL! Love you, Mom, God's blessings upon you until we meet again. xxoo

We were just talking about our friend Mrs Lucey the other day. "Her Twins " from Borgia are now freshmen in High School. She was a wonderful friend and her kindness is remembered.

Almost 1 year since you have been called home. You are missed! RIP! You were always here for me and I thank you for that

Happy 85th Birthday, Mom.
God finally gave you YOUR winning lottery numbers:
02 16 20 15
Words cannot express our loss. We know you are with us always in spirit, and you live on in each of your children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. May we all live as well as you and measure up to your example. May you live in eternal peace and joy in heaven with God our Father, Dad, John, and all our family, friends, and dogs that have gone before us. Until we meet again, watch over all of us and bless us - & if you can, let us know the winning lottery numbers!
Love you more! xxoo

Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your
time of grief. May your memories bring you
comfort.

The staff of Rainbow Hospice and Palliative Care

To the Family of Mrs. Lucey: We just saw the notice in the Church Bulletin and are very sad. Our sincerest condolences on your loss. We met your Mom, Grandma, Sister, Aunt and Friend while walking to school at St Francis Borgia. She would be on the walk home from daily Mass and we would chat. My sons Adored her and she made our mornings! We would walk over and say hi and play in her yard in the summer. She referred to the boys as "my twins". She was a blessing in our life and we looked forward to the morning meetings on Panama. We have missed her in the neighborhood. We are glad she is now at Peace. She adored her family and we loved the updates on everyone and all the happenings of the grandchildren. Our prayers are with you all, and we will treasure our very fond memories of Mrs. Lucey - She was one in a million!!!

Missing you like crazy tonight.

My Deepest Sympathy to all the Lucey Family. My thoughts and prayers are with you on the loss of your beloved Mother and my dearest friend. Love from Doreen Galligan & family .

Thinking of you a lot auntie Bridie not a day Gose by when you came over on holiday to see us. you and your famley will always be in my prays from your loving nephew in the uk damien

Dear Ann and Family,
You are in my thoughts and prayers. Some of my fondest memories as a child center around being in your home with your lovely parents.

Frank and Family-Our deepest condolences. Our thoughts and prayers are with your family.
Charlene McDermott and your TMC Family

Patti, I'm so sorry for your loss of your mom - just know you & your whole family are in my prayers.... Big hugs my friend....

dear all sorry about your loss
your mother was a good Sisther in law to me she also wil be in my Thougts and prays
from your loving auntie marie in the uk

We are so sorry for the loss of your mom. What a wonderful woman she was. I loved coming over to pick you up and talk with your mom. She was so funny and had such good advice for us. Praying that all the wonderful memories will somehow ease your pain.
Love,
Marty and Christi

A Poam About YOU auntie bridie
twas the day you were born also thinnking of the bond we shared together and the good times we had as auntie and nephew time thinking if we had more time to get to know each other more it would be good if we did that wolud have been good thng for us not forgetting your title that means your a truly a kerry girl who loved her bacon and cabbage also the craic good times
love from your loving nephew damien damien

To my dear sister I am so sad. I will always think and pray for you
My condolences to Ann, Geralyn, Theresa, Patricia, and their families Michael

our condolence to the family
sorry we wont be their
we are in florida our prayers
are with you

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To Ann, Geralyn and all the Chicago family. Like Damian, we too remember all of Bridie's visits to Kent to Auntie Paul's, our Grandmother, especially when Bridie's own mother was living with her sister Paul. She was a lovely lady. Sincere condolences from your cousins in Kent. Pauline xx

My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this time.

condolences to all the Famley i remember the trip to loureds all so the trips oxford street also when we went to Kent to see auntie paul but most of all I will miss not seeing you again or getting over becouse you were a good auntie to me . I will miss you auntie brdie from your lovig nephew Damian Hurley

Dear Ann, Our deepest condolences to you and your family. Tom and Cindy Mueller

Hold on to all of your good memories. They will help to comfort you.

My condolences to you and the family.

I will always remember loving Saturday mornings growing up. Driving in to Hiawatha Park for Irish Dance, and then Grandma Lucey's for Irish sausage and the Irish hour on the radio afterwards. I will never forget the smell of her kitchen, and Irish music always playing. So thankful that my four children got to know and love their Great Grandma Lucey, aka Nana. They will never forget her "Johnny Smith" on the bottoms of their feet. Love and miss you already, Nana! May you rest in peace.