Lucie Marie Domes

Lucie spent her early childhood in New Brunswick with her parents, sister and 2 brothers. Having the ocean beach as a playground was a dream come true for Lucie, as she often recounted the days of scavenging the beach after storms for lobsters, and wading into the ocean for fresh mussels. Although she moved to the prairies at a young age, she continued to be a "crazy lobster lady" and had a true love for the ocean. The move to Saskatchewan was definitely a challenge for the family of 6, but it only brought them closer together. Jokes and laughter were definitely a common occurrence in the household and helped with Lucie's brilliant outlook on life. Lucie faced some difficult obstacles in her young adulthood with the loss of her father Alvin, sister Marilyn and nephew Joel, but even through those tough times she was the glue that held everyone together. Lucie had remained close to her family even with her move to Asquith and it didn't take long for her to make friends their either. She had a special way of making everyone feel welcome and it seemed like she would join every group possible including the Royal purple, Co-op board, town office, splurge group and so on. She wasn't always in the good books though, as it wasn't uncommon to see Lucie working off a rolling stop sign ticket by doing community volunteering.

Lucie had a zest for life and her positive energy was contagious. She always was able to brighten up a room with her smile and laughter. She went out of her way to help those when she saw a need. Having a career as a Home Care Aide was a great fit for Lucie, she loved her vocation and was exceptional at it. With her clients, Lucie was known to go above and beyond the call of duty to ensure the comfort and dignity of her clients. Through the years, she has had many long-term clients that she had developed lasting relationships with and these relationships brought her a great deal of joy.