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Darlene Luce Obituary
She attended Randolph Central High School and graduated from Jamestown Business College. Darlene had a fulfilling career working for the Private Industry Council and Jamestown Police Department.
Outside of work, Darlene found joy in gardening, canning her own food, quilting, crafting, and taking care of her numerous dogs and cats. She had a knack for finding stray animals and caring for them. She enjoyed old classic movies and music.
Darlene is survived by her son Jason Reynolds of Hanover County, VA, stepson Paul Luce of Brockport, stepdaughters Jessica Amato of Coudersport, PA, Ashley Luce of Columbus, Ohio, Amber Luce and Erica Fisher of Franklinville, and her beloved grandchildren Avery, Maddox, Atlas, Christian, Auriella, Bella, and Jane.
She was preceded in death by her parents Robert and Evelyn Lucille (Ellis) Johnson and her husband Jeff Luce.
The family will receive guests from 5pm - 7pm on Thursday (March 7, 2024) at VanRensselaer & Son Funeral Home, 14 Church St., Randolph. A brief graveside service and burial will follow at Myrtle Cemetery, Clark's Corners, Kennedy at 1pm on Friday (March 8, 2024).
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Jamie Russell
March 7, 2024
Rest in Peace Dar, thank you for being such a great friend
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Stephanie Schell
March 7, 2024
Was a very good Christian because of the way she went out of her way for other people.
Chuck Shaver
March 6, 2024
Thanks for all your computer help at JPD. Saved me more than once. Thanks Dar! Rest Easy!
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