LUCY JANE KITTRICK
1931-2021

Lucy and her brother, John, were born to Esther and Sam Neff
in the Milwaukee, Wisconsin area. Lucy met Jim Kittrick at the
University of Wisconsin in Madison, and they were married there.

She obtained her BS in English, and later an MS in Library Science.
Their marriage produced 2 gifts to the medical world in Bruce (a doctor)
and Carol (a nurse). Bruce and his wife gifted Lucy with two grandchildren
who made her very proud.

Lucy was a librarian at Washington State University over the years.
She and Jim retired to the Port Angeles area. With over 30 years in
retirement, she had the time to pursue several interests including
quilting, hiking (Klahane Club) and color art. Her latest goal was to
make it to age 90, and she did.

The family would like to thank Dr. Samantha Reiter and Sequim
Medical Associates, Volunteer Hospice of Clallam County, Olympic
Medical Home Health, Olympic Medical Center, and Rainshadow
Home Services for providing exceptional care and kindness.

LUCY JANE KITTRICK
1931-2021

Lucy and her brother, John, were born to Esther and Sam Neff
in the Milwaukee, Wisconsin area. Lucy met Jim Kittrick at the
University of Wisconsin in Madison, and they were married there.

She obtained her BS in English, and later an MS in Library Science.
Their marriage produced 2 gifts to the medical world in Bruce (a doctor)
and Carol (a nurse). Bruce and his wife gifted Lucy with two grandchildren
who made her very proud.

Lucy was a librarian at Washington State University over the years.
She and Jim retired to the Port Angeles area. With over 30 years in
retirement, she had the time to pursue several interests including
quilting, hiking (Klahane Club) and color art. Her latest goal was to
make it to age 90, and she did.

The family would like to thank Dr. Samantha Reiter and Sequim
Medical Associates, Volunteer Hospice of Clallam County, Olympic
Medical Home Health, Olympic Medical Center, and Rainshadow
Home Services for providing exceptional care and kindness.