Birth date: Feb 1, 1932 Death date: Mar 20, 2025
Lucille Meyer, 93, of New Haven, passed away on Thursday, March 20, 2025, at home. Born in New Haven, she was the daughter of the late Christian and Laura (Brudi) Ulmer. She was a member of Emanuel Lutheran Church, New Haven. She Read Obituary
One of the great blessings of having our own business has been the delightful people we have met over the 30+ years. Lucille was one of the special people. She was so encouraging about our work. She became a true friend. My condolences to you girls. Your mother loved you dearly. She made the world a better place.
Ann and Jerry Krider
Knowing Lucille is finding a life's treasure of great worth in a small package. Her quality of life and perfection demands that every detail be precise that meets the approval of Her Inner Eye. Her encompassing eye could be heard in communications. What is said is the INvisible power that paints pictures of the visible. Thus, when speaking of family or events, there is an inherent need to speak of the vast details relayed through conversations. As a Lady of Love, she continually blanketed her daughters and grandchildren with adorning words of concern to foster their well being. What was put in her hands found no waste, as even a tea bag wold be dipped twice to extract its ingredients. Salute to a True Friend, a rare find in pockets of humanity. "A faithful friend is a sturdy shelter; whoever finds one has found a treasure."
Mrs Meyer was a joy to speak to each time we met.
She was a kind soul and blessing to all.
Praying for peace for the family.
Our sincerest condolences to all of Lucille family in their loss and ours of a great mom, gma, ggma, friend , and neighbor. She was an amazing grower if a beautiful flower garden. Her and I enjoyed talking about our flowers and gardens. Her visits across tge street and us visiting her. Sweet lady u will so missed by so many. Thank u dear angel for all you did for others. God is so happy what u have did for others. Love u and h7gs sent to heaven my friend.
