Lucy M. Gillick

Although I have not spoken to my aunt or cousins in many years, I often think of the summers I spent in Erie with them, they are some of my fondest childhood memories. It always makes me laugh that they thought I was from the big city. I learned to ride horses and quietly look for deer and other wild creatures while there. Aunt Lue always made it fun for all of us, and she had the best house in the world I thought. Aunt Lue also made me beautiful hand knitted ponchos and hats that are now...

Aunt Lue was my Godmother as well as my Aunt. Although we lived miles apart I always kept her close in my heart. I have such wonerful memories of her trips to New York with Peggy, Arlene and Lucille. She used to like to smoke when I was little and I remember one time asking her for a cigarette. Of course the answer was "no", but it was "yes" to more iced tea when my Mother said "no" more. She used to make me things and send them for Christmas or my birthday. I used to wait for the UPS truck...

GRANDMA, was an angel of love.She was a strong women who showed each one of us in our family, support,strength and love...she felt she was the glue that held us together. I wish we could have had longer together but i know your with grandpa again. I remember the times at the farm house in ridgeway and the summers with all the cousins there or jennifers wedding where we took the pictures of her and all the grandkids. Remember kathy all the times when we stayed there the late nights watching...