Lucille Marie Scott

Acknowledgements The Family of Lucille Marie Scott acknowledges with deep appreciation, all acts of kindness and expressions of sympathy extended to us in our time of bereavement. God Bless you all for your support, thoughtfulness and concerns. Special Thank you to AE Brown Funeral Home, Shaun King, John Chamberlain, Tyquan Bates, Demarcus McGaughey, Pamela Lee, Dolores Walker, Ashli Haynes, Pascale Duthel, Pastor Keith H. Burgess and Simon of Cyrene Ministries

~The Family

Place of interment 221 Brick Church Road Spring Valley, NY 10977 Professional Services Entrusted to AE Brown Funeral Service Inc. With These Hands By: Lucille Scott With these hands • I will cling to you I’m yours forever and a day With these hands • I will bring to you A tender love as warm as May And just as beautiful as the flowers are With this heart • I will sing to you And with these hands • I’ll provide for you Should there be a storm at sea I’ll turn the tides for you And I’ll never • No I’ll never let you go.

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Order of Service

Tuesday, April 21, 2020 10:00 AM

Scott

LUCILLE MARIE Lucille Marie Scott was born Lucille Marie Hubbard on December 8, 1944 in New Orleans, Louisiana. She was born to the proud parents of Joseph Theodore Hubbard, Jr. and Marie Lewis Hubbard. Lucille went by many names; “Ma”, “Mama Scott” or as she recently started affectionately calling herself, “Cille S.”. She spent the latter portion of her life residing in New York City, but she never forgot her New Orleans roots!

Lucille was known for her smile, kindness and how pleasant she was to whoever she met. She also was very witty and had a great sense of humor. She could make you laugh at the most unexpected times and she would laugh right along with you. Her laugh was full and warm and like the sweetest melody. Underneath this warmth was a strength of ten fighters. She was someone always self-improving and even after 75 years found new ways to grow and evolve.

As a child, Lucille loved animals. She was always rescuing stray dogs, cats, and other small animals and nursing them back to health. At one time, some would say she had a small animal farm.

Lucille transitioned from this life on Thursday, April 9, 2020, at Jacobi Medical Center in the She attended public school in New Orleans. New Bronx, New York. Lucille was preceded in death Orleans is also where she met and married Leroy by her son, Joseph Barry.

Anthony Barry with whom she would have three children with. Although her and Leroy would eventually part ways, they remained family and She leaves behind four children: Tarra Barry, Kerry Barry, Jennifer Scott, Melissa Scott; a friends all her life. sister, Theodora “Tina” Ancobia; a niece, Leaving the south behind, she made her home Nana Ancobia; a nephew, Roy Ancobia, Jr.; in the Big Apple where she attended John Jay daughter-in-law, Marisol Martinez-Barry; her College. She made a career in civil service cat, Hunter; extended family and friends, working for the NYC Department of Health and Leroy Barry, Barbara Barry, Cheryl McGill,John the Medical Examiner’s office where she met Chamberlain, Brandon Hammond, Timothy and married the late David Webster Scott, Jr. “T.C.” Cunningham, Christopher Matthew; and had two more daughters to make and, a host of other relatives and friends. her family complete.

Lucille’s legacy does not end with her Earthly Lucille was the definition of artistry. She was life; through her children and through her blessed with a beautiful singing voice, which she used to sing her two young daughters to sleep writings and aspirations, her life continues. Her every night. Her love of music gave her children work on Earth and in Heaven has really just passion for it as well. She also loved to dance and begun. Her life, her love, and her laugh still lives would often make up her own dance moves. on.

Lucille was a singer, dancer and writer. Gifts she passed down to her five children; Joseph Leroy Lovingly Submitted Barry (a musician and artist), Tarra Lillian Barry (a The Family writer, and singer), Kerry Gerard Barry (an artist), Jennifer Julia Scott (a filmmaker, artist, and writer), and Melissa Kimberley Scott (a writer and communicator).

Officiating: Reverend Keith H. Burgess Music Prelude Processional Family Prayer of comfort........................................Reverend Keith H. Burgess Old Testament Reading.................................................Ecclesiastes 3: 1-4 Kerry Barry New Testament Reading...............................................................John 14: 1-6 Elder Tarra Barry Obituary Reading.....................................................................Jennifer Scott Musical Selection Reflections Jennifer Scott, Brandon Hammond, Melissa Scott Poetry Reading.................................................................................Tarra Barry “In the Still of the Night” Eulogy.....................................................................................................Shaun King Final Viewing...........................................AE Brown Funeral Service Inc. Recessional