Lucy Franklin

I met Lucy at the Manor and met a friend for eternity! Lucy was a room mate of my mother, Mary's. There was never a day that Lucy did not ask about my mom. It was a gift from God to have met Lucy and call her my friend for the short time we had. She and I sat together and we talked about our families while listening to my daughter, Beth, sing How Great thou Art. What a true angel Lucy was in my life and the life of my family.

We are so sorry to hear of your loss. Lucy was a neighbor of ours in Westville and will be greatly missed. This week, with the passing of Lucy and neighbor Carl Carman, our little community has suffered two great losses.
Jack & Heather Colwell & Family

A Message to Lucy in Heaven:
You will ever be with us in our hearts.
You are our Angel in Heaven just as you were here on earth. You were our second Mother and Grandmother. We will always cherish your kindness, guidance, companionship and love. Until we meet again, dearest Lucy, keep us in your heart as well.
Blessings,
Kathleen, Ginny, Lizzy and Tim

I was so sorry to hear of your loss. The thoughts of many are with you at this time of sorrow.

Lucy has always bee our friend. I have been keeping in touch with Lucy since moving to Pittsburgh. I have the wall hanger that she gave me several years ago on my wall. She always had time to ask about my Grandson Ryan who she always called her boy. Lucy knew me as Moe not Irene. She sure loved to go to the lawn sales with me. I just talked to her on her birthday and she wanted to go home and see her quilts. I know she is now looking down on us and thinking about her next quilt to be done. She will alway be in my heart.