Lucien M. Martel

Though age progression caused Lucien to experience some difficulty remembering things, the mention of the word "Marines" always brought an immediate smile to his face along with a story or two of his time in the Corps. Having been his long-time neighbors, and though he was now in his 80's, it wasn't unusual to see him walking/jogging daily, proudly clad in his Marine T-shirt. We're happy that you're now with Nancy, but we'll miss our favorite Dwight Street veteran..."Oorah!"

Our condolences to Debbie and Dustin. Lu was a kind funny man and even towards the end he was proud to be in the Navy and loved Nancy so so much. We will never forget the time (there where a few) when Nancy would back out of the yard and knock down the trash can and Lu would be waving his hand viciously to hurry up and leave! We had a few laughs with watching them interact. He is now with her and watching over all of you. Remember to celebrate their lives.

Dear Debbie and Brian, want you to know our prayers and thoughts are with you and we so loved and appreciated your dad and mom. Mark and Rose Hobson

You were my driving instructor at the USPS way back when and my mom's cousin. I'm glad we were able to interact over some of the years we worked for the same company. The last time we saw you was at my parents' 50th wedding anniversary. You were always an honorable person. May you rest in peace and be reunited with loved ones in Heaven.

Truly a good friend. Miss you, Ed

I worked with Lucien at the USPS for many years and he was always a great person to have around. He also did our families taxes for so many years. A great smile was always there to greet you and treated everyone fairly. He will be missed.

Lucien ,may u rest in peace . Mike and Fern