Mrs Marquette (Mark) A
                                  Lucey
                                            
  Mrs. Marquette (Mark)  Lucey, Sioux City,  75, died Sunday  in a local  
  hospital following a short illness. 
  
  Services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday, in St. Boniface Catholic Church. 
  Father Fergus  Stevenson,  O.F.M.  associate  pastor,  will officiate.  
  Burial will be in  Calvary Cemetery under  direction of Meyer Brothers  
  Colonial Chapel. The Rosary  will be recited by  the parish and Rosary  
  Society at 7:30 p.m. today at the funeral home, followed by the Catholic 
  Daughters of America Rosary at 8 p.m.
  
  Mrs Lucey, the former Blanche B. Richardson, was born Aug. 21, 1903,at 
  Hinton , Iowa.  She married Aug.  8, 1932. She  graduated from Central  
  High School and taught school at Woodbine, Iowa and Merrill, vicinities 
  for several years.  She worked  for Dr.  Somers for  many years  as an  
  office assistant, retiring in the early 1970's. She was a member of St. 
  Boniface Catholic Church, Rosary Society and the Catholic Daughters of 
  America.
  
  Survivors include the widower, one brother, Ray Richardson of Merrill, 
  Iowa and several nieces and nephews.  
  Sioux City Journal, 17 Oct. 1978.
  
                              Philip A. Lucey
                                            
  Philip A. Lucey, 83, of Menlo Park,  Calif., a Sioux City resident for  
  half  a  century,  died  Saturday  evening  in  a  Cupertino,  Calif.,  
  Convalescent hospital after a long  illness.
  
  Mr. Lucey was born in Carroll, Iowa, and had lived in Sioux City for 50 
  years.  He moved to Menlo Park seven years ago.
  
  He was manager of the Jasper (Minn.) Stone Co. for ten years before his 
  retirement in 1972. Prior to that he had been the purchasing agent for  
  the C.F. Lytle Construction Co. here.
  
  He and his widow, Elsie, were married in 1918.  
  
  He was a member of Monahan Post of the American Legion and the National 
  Association of Credit Men, both in Sioux City.
  
  Survivors include the widow: a son Jerry  of Redwood City, Calif., and 
  four grandchildren.  
  
  Services will be held at 2 p. m. today at the Trinity Episcopal Church 
  in Menlo Park in San Mateo, Calif., under the direction of the Redwood  
  Chapel in Redwood City.
  
  A memorial in Mr. Lucey's name had been established at Trinity Episcopal 
  Church in Menlo Park.
  Sioux City Journal, 10, April 1979
  Copied by Lyman Morrison  26, January 1994