Lucille DiMichele Johnson

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

My deepest sympathy to Mary, Lydia, Mike, Sean and all the rest of Lucille's loved ones that she leaves behind. May your memories give you great comfort.

Mary and I met Lucille and Dick when we moved into the house two doors away. They welcomed us, introduced us to their friends at Our Lady of Good Counse l(1961) and we participated in many activities, even after Job situatiion caused a move to North Canton. The most significant memory was after the twins were born, she and Betty Erste took turns preparing a dinner for the other four children and me . While their husbands delivered the meals, they prepared dinner for their own family....

So sorry for your loss Lydia. May god bless you and your family.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

I was Lucille´s friendly cleaning lady but mostly her friend for over 10 years, I would come over every week greet her pup Molly first and then greet Lucille and before I would clean we would talk for 20 minutes or so me telling her my latest stories or showing her pictures of my cats, she would listen to everything I would tell her and was very sympathetic to my sad stories. I will miss my friend very much and am so sorry for her family´s loss. Love you Lucille