Jean Lucey

My memories are of our visits to the mansion, and many family times over the years, I have a picture of my brothers and sisters and I on the steps, I carry in my billfold. The Lucey family is deep in my heart, and the many different memories. My mother was Marlene Lagen White from Gays MIlls, and we still go to many Lucey reunions on the Lucey farm, and hear stories....You, all have my deepest sympathy...

My deepest sympathy to Governor Lucey and the Lucey family. Many of us whose paths crossed Jean's carry stories of mirth or pathos. My favorite memory is of the "floozy" buttons which showed up on some lapels after the first lady complained that unmarried legislators were escorting questionable dates to an official function at the governor's mansion. She knew who was real and who was a phony.

Please accept my deepest on your great loss. God bless you all.

My deepest sympathy to the Lucey family. She was a remarkable woman of intelligence, beauty and grace. She will be greatly missed. Her many friends at Milwaukee Catholic Home pray for her and all of you.

My sincere sympathy to your family, you have lots of good memories. I remember Jean when I was a young girl. Joan McNamara Kohlhaas, Joe's oldest daughter.

My sincere condolances to the family.

Dave: I send my deepest sympathy to you and your family on the loss of your mom. May you find comfort in what must be wonderful memories and in knowing that she is at peace, now among the angels.
carol