Vena Flory Stucky

Greg, So sorry for your loss. She was a great woman and mother, I'm sure. God will watch after her now. Bless you and family. Sincerely, Betty Darbyshire

Very fond memories of the Stucky family. We used to be neighbors. One of my memories is going over to their house was Halloween and received a popcorn ball, Mrs. Stucky made the best popcorn balls I had ever had and still are.. Mmmmm, I can taste them now. My thoughts and prayers go out to each of you now and forever.
Leslie Brown Kerker

Of Mrs. Studky's hundreds of piano students, I am lucky to be one who learned from her patient, engaging method. The two upright pianos in the basement, the scales, major and minor keys and the four-octave scales -- all with me, 45 years later. Thank you Mrs. Stucky for introducing me and so many to making music.

I went to Sunday school with her daughters, and never missed choir practice on Wednesday nights. I could probably still sing the syllables we warmed up to each week. Now I live in Lawrence, not far from the area where she grew up. Small world. My condolences to Barb and Debbie.

I have many fond memories of Vena and Dale. Vena's Easter bread was a special treat when I was lucky enough to get some.

My memories of Vena and the Stucky household begin in early childhood. The Stucky's and my parents were close friends for as long as I can remember. I have fond memories of Dale and dad honing Dales skills as a trial lawyer with kitchen debates while Vena and mom refereed. Our families often vacationed together. As I matured I recall holiday gatherings in the Stucky household where Vena was the consummate hostess. Vena will be missed by Sally and myself, by all who knew her, but especially...

I fondly recall years of participation in children's choir at Lorraine Avenue under Vena's capable and patient direction. She instilled a love of music in me!