Lucille Florence Zwanzig

Lucille was an amazing friend. I met her in Denver in 1986 and we enjoyed many years of friendship, working together, hiking in the Rockies, and photography. She had boundless energy and a huge heart. I will miss her immensely. My heart goes out to her family for their loss.

I'm the husband of Lucy's daughter Sharon. I'm mostly from the East Coast but I met Sharon in Denver and was introduced to Lucy as Sharon's sister, it was easy to believe since Lucy always had a youthful look to the very end. When Sharon had to go back to Michigan State, I asked to go with her and she agreed. This was in the early 80's and Michigan was not the best place to live economically due to the auto crisis with Japan. When Sharon got pregnant with our first born, Adam, we decided to...

I was saddened to hear of Lucille’s passing. But I also rejoice in the fact that she is now in Heaven and waiting for Peter.

I first came to know Lucille while working at Telectronics Pacing Systems. I was early in my IT career and helped Lucille with technical issues and questions. She was a joy to work with. We stayed in contact for many years after Telectronics closed. I was privileged to be asked to help with their occasional computer-related challenges. I looked forward to...

What a wonderful lady and friend. I will miss her letters and photo's. I know she loved her husband and family dearly. Love and prayers to the family.

50 plus years of friendship, starting in Jackson, MI in 1970. So many memories through the years even when circumstances and job transfers separated us by miles. Lucille could do anything and do it so well. I still have 3 beautiful felt wall hangings of the 3 Wisemen. She was a wonderful cook, seamstress, photographer and very organized in any project she undertook. We enjoyed many church activities and Thanksgivings together. Our contact the last few years has been by phone, and her...

Lucille was a very dear friend to our family. Years ago she called us to say she wanted to return to Denver and the Rocky Mountains. We were thrilled as we knew that she loved Colorado and we welcomed her back home again. Lucille was going to have to start over and she needed a job and a place to live. We invited her to come stay with our family for as long as needed — she was a very delightful guest. She stayed with us for several weeks until she found what she wanted — a secure...