Lucille Kathryn McKee

My puppies and i would stop by and see Lucy as she sat outside in her driveway. She was always very friendly. Have know her most of my life. She will be missed. Thoughts and prayers to Dolly and the family.

My dearest "Grandma" Lucy. My My you were such a wonderful, loving lady. My Grandpa Popeye had some great laughs with you and I took to you immediately. I have very fond memories of you that I will always treasure, and I still have the earrings you gave me for my high school graduation, along with some of your letters. We really did enjoy writing back and forth. I wish upon you a heaven that is everything you hoped it would be and more.

I think of Lucille often and our many conversations about her family's and local history with her connection to the Mount Horeb Area Historical Society and her desire to preserve for future generations her bit of rural history. She had such deep interest in the Stugaard farm on Town Hall Road where I was raised and in her childhood farm also in Springdale. Loved her constantly upbeat attitude. You all have my deepest condolences. Sincerely - Brian J. Bigler

I grew up living next door to Lucy for almost all of my childhood and teen years. Lucy and family were a part of our family and always in our hearts. As my family grew, Lucy was always part of it and she became a much loved lady to my husband and children. It is so hard to imagine life going on without her. May the knowledge of her being in God's loving care comfort all that love her.

You were my favorite Aunt. I have so many fond memories of your garden and the adults playing euchre on the picnic table. Our trip to Disneyland with 12 people crammed into our Ford pickup pulling a little camp trailer. Visiting the Grand Canyon. Over the years I could always count on Wisconsin cheese and Oscar Mayer cold cuts when we visited. I will always remember your salt and pepper shaker collection. You will be greatly missed. Love from Butch.