Lucille Clementi Demitros
July 24, 1938 - July 01, 2020
Obituary
MADISON – Lucille Clementi Demitros was born in Milwaukee, Wis. She passed away on Wednesday, July 1, 2020, at 81 years of age from a dignified, courageous battle with Alzheimer’s at Agrace Memory Care in Madison.
Lucie is survived by her daughter, Danie Demitros; her brother, Phil Clementi; sister-in-law, Jackie Clementi; and a large extended family. She is preceded in death by her mother, Dora Clementi; father, Phillip Clementi; and husband, Richard Demitros.
Lucie volunteered at Edgewood Campus School, Waunona Garden Club, several local political campaigns, and Habitat for Humanity. She retired years ago from Lands’ End in Cross Plains.
Lucie had a passion for cards, reading, games and puzzles. She was a beautiful person, with an even more beautiful soul. She loved her whole big Italian family deeply.
A private family memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, July 8, 2020, which will be LIVE STREAMED. Friends and family who wish to view services via LIVE STREAM may visit Lucille’s obituary page at www.gundersonfh.com and click on the Watch Webcast link.
In lieu of flowers, please consider making a donation to Olbrich Gardens in Lucie’s name. Online condolences may be made at www.gundersonfh.com.
Gunderson Fitchburg
Funeral & Cremation Care
2950 Chapel Valley Road
(608) 442-5002
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Jackie Clementi
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Very bitter sweet day yesterday. My kind generous sweet beautiful sister partner ended her long miserable journey to her beautiful new restful happy place. I’ve been missing you for several years now. I will miss you even more now. Send me signs that you are happy. I will be watching for them. I’m sure the signs will be unique just like you. I wish I had a better word then LOVE but for now that will have to do. So long until we get together again. Love you
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Sandy Milward
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Farewell Lucie .... off to a pain free, happy place. You will forever be missed. Always a warm smile and big hug whenever we saw you. Your kindness and loving heart will never be replaced until we "see you again". Save a place for us cause we miss all those Clementi's gone before you. Sandy & Ron
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ChrisClemens
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We are so sorry for the loss of your beloved Lucie. She was a beautiful and kind woman who was always gracious to my family. Remembering dear Dani, Phil and family with love, prayers and deepest sympathy. Chris and Terry Clemens ❤️
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Charlotte Leahy
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My sympathy to the Demitros family. I worked with Lu at LE in Cross Plains She was a joy to be around. We were always a happy family there She was always with a smile and very helpful. May she now rest iin peace. She will be missed. Charlotte Leahy
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Rita Farino
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Lucie you will always be a part of my heart. It all started on mound street as you told the story how you saved me as baby climbing the curtains as they were falling. As I grew older you tried to teach me how to walk and sit,and wear make-up. You were always there for me in good times and bad times, Dick like teasing us saying we could talk all night. I love you so much I pretended to like doing jig saw puzzles and going out for Thai food. I LOVE YOU. RITA
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Kathy Gunta
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Goodbye to my elegant cousin Lucie. I always thought you were the most beautiful person in the world, both inside and out. I remember sitting in your bedroom watching you get ready to go out on dates. You sat with me while I watched the Wizard of Oz for the first time and calmed my fears when the wicked witch came on the black-and-white TV in the Gorham Street apartment. I also remember you playing the piano and your laugh, which was so melodic! Your aunt Evelyn wants you to know that you were her inspiration for writing her poems and stories. After all, you are the subject of her very first story, “The princess who wouldn’t wash.” I can hear you laughing 😆
God speed Lucie , and may your spirit be at peace.