Birth date: Jan 24, 1928 Death date: Apr 11, 2019
Lucille Agnes LeMense, age 91, of Grand Haven passed away Thursday, April 11, 2019, at Grand Pines Assisted Living Center. She was born January 24, 1928, in Hofa Park, Wisconsin to John and Bertha Radecki, and married Robert J. Le Read Obituary
We are so sorry to learn of Lucy's passing. We always looked forward to seeing her smile on Wednesday evenings at St. Pat's. Her kindness and generosity will always be remembered and cherished.
Love,
The Elias Family - Brian, Amy, Jonathan, Lauren
Dear Mary, So sorry to see of your mom's passing. I have so many memories of her, she was like a second mother to me for years and years. I slept and ate at your house as much as my own!! I think of all the times she took us up to the cabin for the weekend and the wonderful pancake breakfasts that she would make. I really don't recall us getting into any trouble [?] but if we did, she never got mad at us. She was one in a million and you and the rest of the family were so lucky to have her for as many years as you did. May you finally rest, knowing she is at peace and in a much better place.
Diane Miller Shafer
My deepest sympathies to each of you in the passing of your mom and grandma. Lucy was my supervisor on the teller line at Peoples Bank & Trust back in the 70's and 80's. What a very special lady she was! Lots of good memories. Keeping you in my thoughts and prayers.
Cindy VanSchaik
Dear Lucille LeMense family,
You have my deepest sympathy in the passing of Lucille. I remember talking to her in aerobics class at Rosy Mound School, and she always said hello when I saw her in town.
Marcia Glueck
I will miss you Mrs. LeMense; Lucy. I knew you since I was probably 12 years old when I met your son Rob and became life long best friends. Gosh, it seems like just yesterday. You were always like a mother looking after us when we hung out in GH or up to the cabin on Gifford Lake. Too many memories to count and a huge part of my life. You were such a great person. When Rob and I were camping way back in the woods for a week or so during our summers at our site on the Big South river banks you would drive all the way back the way back there on treacherous two tracks which was long way actually just to check up on us, hang out and bring us some home cooking and of course your best blueberry pies. These were most likely made from my Grandpa Lesar's blueberries which made them even more special. You also put up with Rob and me with our shenanigans which there was never a shortage. I can't say that I recall you ever getting upset with us as you said often boys will be boys:) The last time we saw each other was at Aunt Ann Lesars funeral and we sat together for a while. That was only a couple years ago I think. You were still driving. You had a wonderful long life I think which many of us would hope for. I recall you liked to take long hikes in the woods up north and on one occasion you took my daughters with you. Something they still remember. I think your grand daughter Leslie was also along that time as we were all camping. I could go on and on. Anyway, it was great to know such a wonderful and great person and a big part of my time in this world. I hope you find peace. I love you, Steve.
I am so sorry to hear of Lucy’s passing. I worked with Lucy at Peoples Bank in the 70’s and 80’s. She was always so nice and helped all of us to be the best tellers. Lucy was the one we always went to if we needed help. She was so proud of her family and talked of her kids all the time. Praying for peace and comfort as you mourn the loss of your Mother. She was so special. ❤️
