Lucille Torres

Lucille Torres

Lucille Torres, age 101, passed away peacefully, leaving behind a legacy of strength, faith, and deep love for her family.

Born in Havana, Florida, Lucille was the daughter of Clarence Leland Butler and Louvenia Evans. She lived through remarkable chapters of history, including the Great Depression and times of war, witnessing a century of change with resilience and grace.

Lucille was preceded in death by her husband, Pete Torres; her son, Peter Torres; daughter, Patricia Torres-Patterson; Daughter, Kimberly Torres-Richards (Craig).

She is survived by her grandsons, Roger Tucker (Missy) and Dan Tucker (Natalie); her granddaughter, Kallarin Mackey (Josh); and her great-grandchildren, Bennett Mackey, Andrew Tucker, Alex Pineda, and Presley Tucker. She was also blessed with a great-great-grandchild; Peter Tucker and Henry Pineda; son-in-law Craig Richards; and many other loved ones.

Lucille loved antiques and had a deep interest in politics. She worked in sales as an antique dealer and was known for her sharp mind, warm spirit, and strong opinions delivered with grace. Above all, she cherished her family.

Her long life stands as a testament to endurance, devotion, and love.