Although her first name as Lucille, she was called Eileen by family and friends. According to her obituary, her death was attributed to "a rheumatic heart." It also states she was "exceedingly popular with both students and teachers." It continues: "Although in ill health, the teachers regularly sent her lessons home and she kept up with her class. In return Lucille would send back to school her money for war stamps. She enjoyed keeping in constant contact with all her school activities."
Although her first name as Lucille, she was called Eileen by family and friends. According to her obituary, her death was attributed to "a rheumatic heart." It also states she was "exceedingly popular with both students and teachers." It continues: "Although in ill health, the teachers regularly sent her lessons home and she kept up with her class. In return Lucille would send back to school her money for war stamps. She enjoyed keeping in constant contact with all her school activities."
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