Obituaries

Deepest Sympathy to all the Lucente Family ..I will share just one small story of what this beautiful woman and her family\'s grocery store meant to the community of Summit Park.. Lucentes Grocery carried so many Coal miners families during the injuries and strikes at the mines.. There were very few stores at the time and so many people had charge accounts with them.. I so remember that black book. They always had a loaf of bread and a stick of pepperoni..I myself in the early 1950 s remember my families bill being $90.. And that was very high then.. When I got my income tax check I took all the money to the store and Daisey turned and gave it to Rosie as she was now doing the books... Thank You Rosie for working so hard in that store all of these years for all of us....You will be missed and a hug to you sweet Becky Maurice Ashcraft

Posted by Maurice Ashcraft on December 8, 2017

My families Deepest Sympathy to you Becky in the loss of your dear Rosie... May your lifetime of memories help console you...We were so blessed to have her and your family in our life and will always treasure all of our memories also...Maurice still talks about our last visit with the two of you before your move .. please know because of health reasons he will not be able to attend the service...Prayers to all of the family. The Ashcraft Family Linda (Ohio) Jim (Texas) Diane(Virginia) Maurice (Clarksburg)

Posted by Linda Ashcraft Elsbury on December 6, 2017