Lucy Verner Seabrook

I have many fond memories of Lucy and Edward, especially time spent on the river at Folly...crabbing and swimming off the dock, reading in the porch swing wonderful dinners on the screened porch. On Christmas Day they would come over to our house and watch the joyful chaos of seven children opening Christmas gifts. They always brought the best present...usually a huge bucket of double bubble bubble gum! It was the best.

Lucy was always so much fun to be with at Pennys house. She was a faithful member of St Philips Altar Guild. She cheerfully served for decades .

I have such fond memories of my times with "aunt" Lucy during childhood visits but especially as her neighbor on Folly. She was one of the most lively and positive of all people. And her hot pepper sauce and cheese fluffy will go down as legendary culinary gems. May you rest in perfect peace sweet Lucy! Love, from Ann and John Kukze

Fond memories of Ashley Hall days! My sincere and heartfelt sympathy to the entire family.

What a treasure! I loved showing up at Bishop Gadsden three years ago on her birthday with my massage table to give her a massage in her home as I did for so many years before opening the spa. She was one of a kind!

Ms. Lucy´s passing signified the end of an era. So many wonderful memories at Folly where she embraced all with open arms, a warm smile, and delicious Lowcountry fare. She´s now reunited with Moose and the gang on heaven´s porch enjoying a beautiful sunset on the Folly River.