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Lucas, David Frank,
54, of Louisville, passed away Wednesday, March 18, 2015, at Hosparus Pavilion.
Frank was a forklift and Bob Cat operator for QRS Inc., where he had worked for 3 years. He loved his Bud Lite, bicycling, Churchill Downs, fishing and especially spending time with his grandchildren.
He was predeceased by his father, George Anthony Lucas, his brother Stephen Lucas, and sister, Susan Williams.
He is survived by his children, Christina Marie Lucas, Kelly Marie Lucas, Jason Scott Lucas and Michael Anthony Lucas; his mother, Kathleen Marie Lucas; sisters, Carolyn Wiseman (Travis), Linda Groft (Chris), Jean Hickey (Don); brothers, Terry Lucas (Janice) and Stan Lucas (Terry);
His seven beloved grandchildren, many dear friends and extended family.
Frank enjoyed life and lived every minute to the fullest, working hard and playing hard. He is greatly loved and will be deeply missed.
A Celebration Of Life Service will be held 10 a.m. Saturday at Good Shepherd Catholic Church, 3511 Rudd Ave., with burial in Calvary Cemetery. Visitation will be 2-8 p.m. Friday at J.B. Ratterman & Sons, 2114 W. Market St.
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
Please accept our condolences from the Hosparus In Patient Care Center.
Chaplain Rita
March 28, 2015
Carol and Jeannie,
We are so very sorry to hear about Frank. You and your families are in our thoughts and prayers. May you find peace and comfort in your many fond memories of Frank.
Keith&Cheryl Havens
March 20, 2015
my old friend Frank you will be missed by so many I will never forget all of the good times we shared together. Rest in peace my Ol friend.I love you Frank. To Kate and family I have always looked at you guys as my own my deepest sympathies go out to you all.love you always Mitch & Becky
Mitch Brown
March 20, 2015
I worked with David and everyday was a good one. He was always in a good mood. I will miss him and his jokes. God Bless.
Jeff Menefee
March 20, 2015
David, you are dearly missed by all your friends at QRS Recycling. Rest in peace my friend.
Steve Janson and your QRS Family
March 20, 2015
So sorry for your loss. Prayers for the family and friends.
Janet Fleitz
March 19, 2015
So sorry to hear about Frank. I have many fond memories shared with the Lucas and Abell clans, and Frank was a big part of that. His tribute says it all. He did live life to the fullest. Carol, and everyone else, I am so sorry for your loss. Love you all.
Joanie Miller
March 19, 2015
My Deepest Sympathy to the Lucas Family. I was a classmate of franks at Shawnee and was very sad to hear of his passing. May he rest in peace and share eternal grace with our Heavenly Father.
Bobby Hickey
March 19, 2015
We're forever missin ya Frankie!!
S. Thomas
March 19, 2015
Frank you were loved by so many. Sitting here remembering all the good times we shared back in our high school days. Everyone knew if you was there it was going to be a great time, with laughter. You were the life of the party.You will be missed by so many. RIP dear friend...
Dee Dee & Gary Dooley
March 19, 2015
Very sorry for your family's loss. Frank was friend I will remember he always one too do it his way
Lee OConnell
March 18, 2015
Frank I always loved seeing you, and talking to you because guaranteed you was going to be smiling and always say something very funny,you will be deeply missed by your entire family .We love you.
Dorothy Branch
March 18, 2015
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