Lucille Laprise Nobert
SANFORD – Lucille Laprise Nobert, 81, of Sanford, handed peacefully August 30, 2021 simply days earlier than what would have been her sixtieth marriage ceremony anniversary to her lifelong love, Ronald Nobert. Her household finds solace in realizing she is at peace and reunited with Ron as soon as extra.Lucille was the daughter of Edgar and Monique Laprise, born June 10, 1940. She lived in Sanford her complete life, graduating from Saint Ignatius Excessive Faculty’s class of 1958 after which cosmetology college. Lucille married her highschool sweetheart on Sept. 4, 1961 and collectively they raised three kids – Lory, Ken and Kelly. Her household was her life. Through the years Lucille ran her hair salon from her dwelling after which took varied different workplace positions that allowed her to be out there to help her kids and later her grandchildren in all they did.Lucille, with Ron, attended all of the video games, recitals and faculty occasions wherein her household participated. She was a proud Mother and Memere who was all the time there to observe and cheer them on. Lucille regarded ahead to all holidays, particularly Christmas. She loved making ceramic decorations and had amassed items she lovingly placed on show for every main vacation. She additionally loved making and gifting items for her household. Lucille beloved household gatherings a lot she baked everybody’s favourite desserts – even when it meant staying up all evening to arrange at the very least half a dozen selections on the desk!One other of Lucille’s items to her kids and grandchildren was sharing her love of music. She loved enjoying piano to them, introducing them to French songs, vacation songs and foolish ones that she beloved.Sadly, Lucille suffered from Alzheimer’s in her final years. She slowly misplaced her skill to speak with phrases, however her smile and her agency grip let those that beloved her imagine she nonetheless felt their love and presence. Often “the look” would make them chortle out loud with childhood recollections!Lucille was a communicant of St. Therese of Lisieux Parish. She held a robust religion and perception that she would sooner or later be reunited with those that handed earlier than her – her dad and mom, her brother, Roger J. Laprise, in-laws, Wilfred and Ruth Nobert, brothers-in-law William and Paul Nobert.She is survived by her daughter Lory Chase, son Kenneth Nobert and his spouse Tammy, daughter Kelly LaFountain and her husband Mark; grandchildren Amanda Chase Melvin, Jason Chase, Caitlin LaFountain and Alex LaFountain. She can also be survived by two sisters-in-law, Cynthia Laprise and Jean Nobert; in addition to a number of nieces and nephews.Her household wish to thank the employees at Pinnacle Well being and Rehab in Sanford for the loving and compassionate care they offered Lucille throughout her stick with them.Visitation will likely be held from 4 to 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 8 on the Carll-Heald and Black Funeral Residence situated at 580 Essential Road in Springvale. A Mass of Christian Burial will likely be celebrated at 11 a.m. on Thursday, Sept. 9 at St. Thérèse of Lisieux Parish, Holy Household Church, situated on North Avenue in Sanford. Interment will comply with on the Southern Maine Veterans Memorial Cemetery situated on Stanly Highway in Springvale. Preparations are underneath the route of Black Funeral Properties and Cremation Service, Sanford-Springvale.To depart a message of condolence for the household please go to http://www.blackfuneralhomes.com.In lieu of flowers,please honor Lucille by sending donations to:Pinnacle Well being and Rehab SanfordResident Council Fund1142 Essential St.Sanford, ME 04073 or to:Alzheimer’s Associations on their web site atact.alz.org
