Ralph T. LUCAS

Mark and Cathy..I worked with your Mom at Collins Candy Store..She talked often about your family, she was so,proud of all of you. I was working at Sears..which she mentioned to Flip, so he came and asked me to help him find clothes for your Mom. He did this for quite a few years soI got to known him fairly well so I can honestly say he was one super guy. I knew Pam but am sorry I never met either of you. Truly sorry for your loss. Anita Smith

mark, your dad was always great to work around, he was always good for a laugh so sorry . dick may

He will be missed by many. Class is all I have to say. My sincere condolences too the family. Mark you are especially in my thoughts & prayers.

To all of those who have taken the time to leave such thoughtful and heartfelt comments, thank you so much! Know that all of you, in your own special and unique ways, played a significant role in making his life so fulfilling. I know if he were still with us, he would say that he was the lucky one. I hope all of you, when thinking of him, can't help but put a big smile on your face. I know you did for him! Thanks again, Mark Lucas

My sincere condolences on the passing of a great man. His dedication and contributions to youth and sports left quite a legacy. Flip will be sadly missed.

to the lucas family,
I remember your dad playing softball with my dad (bill Stevenson) those were fun days. sorry for your loss.
Jon Stevenson Columbus oh

One of the nice guys that make Springfield a good place to live, He will be missed

Cathy, Mark, Lacee and Luke: My deepest sympathy on the loss of your father and grandfather. He did so much for the community and was truly an inspiration to those he coached and those he touched in some way. God Bless.

Andrea Smith