Koby, I'm so sorry to hear of your mom's passing. She was a wonderful women who welcomed us into her home and tolerated all the nonsense young people are capable of. I always find it amazing that our mothers did not meet as Piedmont residents and neighbors but as tourists waiting for a cable car in San Francisco. I hope you and your family are well and that life has been a marvelous adventure. Take care Koby.

Posted by Joni Falk Kachelhoffer on November 17, 2020

Koby & family, I have many fond memories of Lucy. We worked together at Northwestern Bell Telephone. She was always smiling & so sweet. I can still hear her voice. Remember her calling me kid. She talked about Rudy & Koby regularly. What a lovely person to work with. Lost track of her when she retired...sad to say. It was a pleasure to her. How blessed you all were to have her in your lives. My prayers & thoughts are with you all.

Posted by Judy Juchemich Welte on September 9, 2020

I have known Lucy all my Life and what I will remember the most is her infectious laugh and smile. As a kid growing up, Lucy and Rudy and their home provided me with some amazing memories, some life lessons for which I use to this day, and at times sanctuary for which I will never forget all the days of my life. I wish I could be at the Church to pay respects and support my BFF Koby, but with Covid that has been eliminated for me. Lucy you were an amazing person, fearless and loving, you raised an incredible and successful son, rest in peace now. Love, Tommy

Posted by Tom Dunlap on September 2, 2020

When I lived in the Canyon, I visited Lucy and Rudy nearly daily. She was so fun. I was very sorry to hear she passed. Condolences to you Koby and Julie.

Posted by Jan Thomas on August 31, 2020

Koby and family I am so sorry for your loss. I am so thankful I had the last 6 years to be involved with Lucy's care. She was a very sweet lady and she will be missed.

Posted by Carisa H. on August 29, 2020