Lucille Marie Feist King was born on December 21, 1921, in Rowena, Texas. She died on April 16, 2022, at the age of 100 in San Angelo, Texas.
Lucille was preceded in death by her husband, Henry L. King, her parents Herman and Tillie Feist and six siblings, Viola, Olivia, Monroe, Roman, Kermit, and Joe, and her granddaughter, Stephanie Stewart.
She is survived by her children Thomas King and wife Marsha (deceased) of Tuscola, Texas, daughter Katherine Hammons (Walter) of San Angelo, Texas, Sheila Stewart of San Angelo, Texas, Jenny Kinzie (Douglas) of Tulsa, Oklahoma, Mary Husted (Alden) of San Angelo, Texas. Grandchildren include Taylor King, Jordan King, Jason Hammons, Joshua Hammons, Ryan Hammons, Jessica McDonald, Spencer Kinzie, Maddie Kinzie, Lauren McGara, Chloe Husted, Jared Husted, and Carl Husted. She has 17 great grandchildren.
Lucille grew up in Rowena, Texas. She attended St. Joseph Catholic School and graduated Salutatorian, class of 1939.
Following graduation, she helped her mother in the care of her father until his passing in 1944. She then moved to San Angelo and worked at St. John's Hospital in the administrative office with the Sisters of Immaculate Conception.
Later, while working at Montgomery Wards in San Angelo, she met Henry King, and they married there on March 1, 1947. Lucille and Henry enjoyed a married life of 64 years
Lucille 's strong faith led her to serving others with a great devotion to our Blessed Mother Mary. She volunteered for many Catholic-based charities with a compassionate heart for helping others in need. She cherished her time at St. Vincent de Paul (Catholic Charities) in Abilene, Texas.
With God as the center of her life, she embraced being a mother with a loving heart and a strong faith. She remained devoted to the raising of her family. Over her long life, she remained passionate and devoted to her family, extended relatives, and friends both old and new. Living life, celebrating holidays and sharing birthdays brought her a deep satisfaction and great joy. For many years of her life, she enjoyed quilting, sewing, gardening and cooking. Most especially she loved dancing on any occasion (even at her 100th birthday party).
Visitation will be Thursday, April 21, 2022, at Harper Funeral Home from 3:00-5:00pm. Vigil will be on Thursday, April 21, 2022, at 7:00pm at Holy Angels. Funeral Mass will be Friday, April 22, 2022, at 10:00 am at Holy Angels. Burial will follow at 1:30pm at St. Joseph Cemetery in Rowena, Texas.
Pallbearers include Jordan King, Jason Hammons, Joshua Hammons, Ryan Hammons, Eli McDonald, Spencer Kinzie, Jared Husted, Carl Husted, Ryder Green.
The family wishes to thank Dr. Vicki Forlano for her patient care; Kindred Hospice, and caregivers, Stephanie Melendez who spent endless hours over the past six year along with the help of Shelly Lechuga.
Donations can be made to Catholic Charities, Catholic Outreach of San Angelo, Angelo Catholic School, or Carmelite Nuns of Christoval, Texas.
Lucille was preceded in death by her husband, Henry L. King, her parents Herman and Tillie Feist and six siblings, Viola, Olivia, Monroe, Roman, Kermit, and Joe, and her granddaughter, Stephanie Stewart.
She is survived by her children Thomas King and wife Marsha (deceased) of Tuscola, Texas, daughter Katherine Hammons (Walter) of San Angelo, Texas, Sheila Stewart of San Angelo, Texas, Jenny Kinzie (Douglas) of Tulsa, Oklahoma, Mary Husted (Alden) of San Angelo, Texas. Grandchildren include Taylor King, Jordan King, Jason Hammons, Joshua Hammons, Ryan Hammons, Jessica McDonald, Spencer Kinzie, Maddie Kinzie, Lauren McGara, Chloe Husted, Jared Husted, and Carl Husted. She has 17 great grandchildren.
Lucille grew up in Rowena, Texas. She attended St. Joseph Catholic School and graduated Salutatorian, class of 1939.
Following graduation, she helped her mother in the care of her father until his passing in 1944. She then moved to San Angelo and worked at St. John's Hospital in the administrative office with the Sisters of Immaculate Conception.
Later, while working at Montgomery Wards in San Angelo, she met Henry King, and they married there on March 1, 1947. Lucille and Henry enjoyed a married life of 64 years
Lucille 's strong faith led her to serving others with a great devotion to our Blessed Mother Mary. She volunteered for many Catholic-based charities with a compassionate heart for helping others in need. She cherished her time at St. Vincent de Paul (Catholic Charities) in Abilene, Texas.
With God as the center of her life, she embraced being a mother with a loving heart and a strong faith. She remained devoted to the raising of her family. Over her long life, she remained passionate and devoted to her family, extended relatives, and friends both old and new. Living life, celebrating holidays and sharing birthdays brought her a deep satisfaction and great joy. For many years of her life, she enjoyed quilting, sewing, gardening and cooking. Most especially she loved dancing on any occasion (even at her 100th birthday party).
Visitation will be Thursday, April 21, 2022, at Harper Funeral Home from 3:00-5:00pm. Vigil will be on Thursday, April 21, 2022, at 7:00pm at Holy Angels. Funeral Mass will be Friday, April 22, 2022, at 10:00 am at Holy Angels. Burial will follow at 1:30pm at St. Joseph Cemetery in Rowena, Texas.
Pallbearers include Jordan King, Jason Hammons, Joshua Hammons, Ryan Hammons, Eli McDonald, Spencer Kinzie, Jared Husted, Carl Husted, Ryder Green.
The family wishes to thank Dr. Vicki Forlano for her patient care; Kindred Hospice, and caregivers, Stephanie Melendez who spent endless hours over the past six year along with the help of Shelly Lechuga.
Donations can be made to Catholic Charities, Catholic Outreach of San Angelo, Angelo Catholic School, or Carmelite Nuns of Christoval, Texas.
Lucille Marie Feist King was born on December 21, 1921, in Rowena, Texas. She died on April 16, 2022, at the age of 100 in San Angelo, Texas.
Lucille was preceded in death by her husband, Henry L. King, her parents Herman and Tillie Feist and six siblings, Viola, Olivia, Monroe, Roman, Kermit, and Joe, and her granddaughter, Stephanie Stewart.
She is survived by her children Thomas King and wife Marsha (deceased) of Tuscola, Texas, daughter Katherine Hammons (Walter) of San Angelo, Texas, Sheila Stewart of San Angelo, Texas, Jenny Kinzie (Douglas) of Tulsa, Oklahoma, Mary Husted (Alden) of San Angelo, Texas. Grandchildren include Taylor King, Jordan King, Jason Hammons, Joshua Hammons, Ryan Hammons, Jessica McDonald, Spencer Kinzie, Maddie Kinzie, Lauren McGara, Chloe Husted, Jared Husted, and Carl Husted. She has 17 great grandchildren.
Lucille grew up in Rowena, Texas. She attended St. Joseph Catholic School and graduated Salutatorian, class of 1939.
Following graduation, she helped her mother in the care of her father until his passing in 1944. She then moved to San Angelo and worked at St. John's Hospital in the administrative office with the Sisters of Immaculate Conception.
Later, while working at Montgomery Wards in San Angelo, she met Henry King, and they married there on March 1, 1947. Lucille and Henry enjoyed a married life of 64 years
Lucille 's strong faith led her to serving others with a great devotion to our Blessed Mother Mary. She volunteered for many Catholic-based charities with a compassionate heart for helping others in need. She cherished her time at St. Vincent de Paul (Catholic Charities) in Abilene, Texas.
With God as the center of her life, she embraced being a mother with a loving heart and a strong faith. She remained devoted to the raising of her family. Over her long life, she remained passionate and devoted to her family, extended relatives, and friends both old and new. Living life, celebrating holidays and sharing birthdays brought her a deep satisfaction and great joy. For many years of her life, she enjoyed quilting, sewing, gardening and cooking. Most especially she loved dancing on any occasion (even at her 100th birthday party).
Visitation will be Thursday, April 21, 2022, at Harper Funeral Home from 3:00-5:00pm. Vigil will be on Thursday, April 21, 2022, at 7:00pm at Holy Angels. Funeral Mass will be Friday, April 22, 2022, at 10:00 am at Holy Angels. Burial will follow at 1:30pm at St. Joseph Cemetery in Rowena, Texas.
Pallbearers include Jordan King, Jason Hammons, Joshua Hammons, Ryan Hammons, Eli McDonald, Spencer Kinzie, Jared Husted, Carl Husted, Ryder Green.
The family wishes to thank Dr. Vicki Forlano for her patient care; Kindred Hospice, and caregivers, Stephanie Melendez who spent endless hours over the past six year along with the help of Shelly Lechuga.
Donations can be made to Catholic Charities, Catholic Outreach of San Angelo, Angelo Catholic School, or Carmelite Nuns of Christoval, Texas.
Lucille was preceded in death by her husband, Henry L. King, her parents Herman and Tillie Feist and six siblings, Viola, Olivia, Monroe, Roman, Kermit, and Joe, and her granddaughter, Stephanie Stewart.
She is survived by her children Thomas King and wife Marsha (deceased) of Tuscola, Texas, daughter Katherine Hammons (Walter) of San Angelo, Texas, Sheila Stewart of San Angelo, Texas, Jenny Kinzie (Douglas) of Tulsa, Oklahoma, Mary Husted (Alden) of San Angelo, Texas. Grandchildren include Taylor King, Jordan King, Jason Hammons, Joshua Hammons, Ryan Hammons, Jessica McDonald, Spencer Kinzie, Maddie Kinzie, Lauren McGara, Chloe Husted, Jared Husted, and Carl Husted. She has 17 great grandchildren.
Lucille grew up in Rowena, Texas. She attended St. Joseph Catholic School and graduated Salutatorian, class of 1939.
Following graduation, she helped her mother in the care of her father until his passing in 1944. She then moved to San Angelo and worked at St. John's Hospital in the administrative office with the Sisters of Immaculate Conception.
Later, while working at Montgomery Wards in San Angelo, she met Henry King, and they married there on March 1, 1947. Lucille and Henry enjoyed a married life of 64 years
Lucille 's strong faith led her to serving others with a great devotion to our Blessed Mother Mary. She volunteered for many Catholic-based charities with a compassionate heart for helping others in need. She cherished her time at St. Vincent de Paul (Catholic Charities) in Abilene, Texas.
With God as the center of her life, she embraced being a mother with a loving heart and a strong faith. She remained devoted to the raising of her family. Over her long life, she remained passionate and devoted to her family, extended relatives, and friends both old and new. Living life, celebrating holidays and sharing birthdays brought her a deep satisfaction and great joy. For many years of her life, she enjoyed quilting, sewing, gardening and cooking. Most especially she loved dancing on any occasion (even at her 100th birthday party).
Visitation will be Thursday, April 21, 2022, at Harper Funeral Home from 3:00-5:00pm. Vigil will be on Thursday, April 21, 2022, at 7:00pm at Holy Angels. Funeral Mass will be Friday, April 22, 2022, at 10:00 am at Holy Angels. Burial will follow at 1:30pm at St. Joseph Cemetery in Rowena, Texas.
Pallbearers include Jordan King, Jason Hammons, Joshua Hammons, Ryan Hammons, Eli McDonald, Spencer Kinzie, Jared Husted, Carl Husted, Ryder Green.
The family wishes to thank Dr. Vicki Forlano for her patient care; Kindred Hospice, and caregivers, Stephanie Melendez who spent endless hours over the past six year along with the help of Shelly Lechuga.
Donations can be made to Catholic Charities, Catholic Outreach of San Angelo, Angelo Catholic School, or Carmelite Nuns of Christoval, Texas.
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