Lucille Stadelman

I am definitely going to miss Lucille. She was a joy to be around. She was always so positive and enjoyed life so much. I was blessed to have her for a sister-in-law.

On behalf of my late Mom and Dad, Hazel and Stan Hofos, my sincerest condolences go out to you, Al. Somewhere in Heaven, I am sure they are talking about us now. Take care.

Our deepest sympathy to Al and all of the extended family on the passing of Lucille. We have known Lucille , as friends, for many years and she was always such an upbeat person and always found a way around her health incapabilites.When she was no longer able to bend down to plant her garden - she used a hollow pipe to plant each seed. I have passed this unique idea to many who have found themselves in the same perdicament.
May Lucille now be able to plant her garden above.
(friends of the Megale family)

Auntie Lucille stayed young at heart her whole life. My very favorite time with her was when Carroll and I were in between engagements and we stayed with Lucille and Al for a little while. It was a great opportunity for me to get to know her better. I've always admired her grit....she reminded me so much of my Dad (her baby brother Fred). I could see how much alike they were...what an example of strength they both showed.
I will miss her very much and the memory of her will be with me the rest of my life.
Carroll and I send all our love to Al, Raymond, Wendy, Linda, their spouses and all of Lucille's grandchildren.

Lucille was a loving cheerful person who loved bowling and was always very friendly and outgoing. She will live on with me forever.