Lucella May Young of Frankfort, IN, died at 11:13 a.m. Friday, March 07, 2014 at Wesley Manor Health and Rehabilitation Center, following a brief illness. Born in Frankfort, Indiana to Lloyd & Zella May (Tinder) Howard. She married Kenneth M. Young on October 25, 1986 and he preceded her in death on July 17, 2007. Lucella was a graduate of Kirklin High School. She was a member of the First Evangelical Presbyterian Church and a former member of the Clinton County Historical Society. She was the best country cook, was an enthusiastic reader with a particular interest in, but not limited to Amish culture, birds of Indiana, cats, art, quilting and books by Gene Stratton Porter. She dearly loved her children, grandchildren, great grandchildren and was especially close to her niece, Rovena Schiery.
Visitation and Services
Visitation will be Tuesday, March 11, 2014 from 4-7 p.m. at Goodwin Funeral Home, 200 S. Main St, Frankfort. Services will be 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 12th at the funeral home. Barbara Kinsler will officiate. Burial will be in Green Lawn Cemetery. Memorial donations may be made to the Clinton County Humane Society.
Survived by:
Son: William C. (Patty) Robinson of Lafayette, IN, 2 Daughters: Melissa S. (Ken) Koppelmann of Frankfort, IN, Melinda (Mercia Nelson) Elaine of Indianapolis, IN, 2 Granddaughters: Cassandra Davis and Jennifer Ferdinand and 6 Great Grandchildren: Devin Robinson, Kira Sliger, Ce’nedra Cockran, Jacob Cockran, Connor Ferdinand and Kevin Ferdinand.
Preceded by:
Her husband, granddaughter, Stacy Koppelmann, grandson, Christopher Robinson, great granddaughter, Aiyana, grandson-in-law, Scott Ferdinand, 2 sisters, Ruth Tull, Roberta Lanning, an infant brother and an infant sister.
From my family to yours.. You are all in our hearts❤️thoughts an prayers
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Facebook Twitter GoogleI saw 4 cardinals this morning and knew that was your doing. I will think of you every time I smell fried chicken and coconut cream pie (although no one could ever cook like you) and it’s now my goal to be able to recreate your crescent rolls!! I can’t believe you’re gone but knowing you’re healthy, safe and “happy” now brings my heart peace. And, I know you had a VERY interesting, adventurous welcoming upon going “home”!! I will miss you terribly.
I love you….Jenny Blueberry
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Facebook Twitter GoogleThinking about the entire family today. As always, I’m here if you need anything. Sending thoughts and prayers from Richmond.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleExpressing deepest sympathy to the family on the loss of your loved one. Prayers for all.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleThinking of you all. I loved her. We had a lot of good talks over the years. She helped me raise my children. I will always remember how I did her hair. I know she will be missed. We will be praying for you. Love, Carolyn
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Facebook Twitter GoogleMelissa, I would like to say thanks for letting me take care of your mother and get to know her. We had many good conversations from cooking to reading Amish books. She was a one of a kind and nobody will replace her in my heart or the feelings I had for her. We had a great friendship. Although saying goodbye is hard, she is at peace now. I know I had a spot in her heart too. She was always there willing to give a hug or receive a hug. I will truly miss her, love to all.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleWe are keeping you all in thought and prayer. May the love of family and friends help you through this very sad time.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleSending my love and prayers to you all!
Rest in peace Ma’am Ma’am! Give my love to Stacy!
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Facebook Twitter GoogleMissy, I am so sorry for your loss, please except my deepest sympathy.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleMissy I am so sorry to hear this. You are in my prayers
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Facebook Twitter GoogleMelissa, so sorry for the loss of your mother. Our condolences go out to all the family, especially Jennifer, Conner and Kevin. Didn’t realize your family was related to Rovena (she is Bill’s brother-in-law, Charles Schiery’s sister-in-law). Small world!
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