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Submitted: 1/10/23 • Approved: 1/13/23 • Last Updated: 1/16/23 • R1464594-G1464594-S3
Lucinda
Feb 18, 1943 - Sep 30,2019
Lucinda Robinson Tackett, 75, made this a more beautiful world on February 18, 1943 and returned home on September 30, 2018 after a tremendously brave and courageous fight with Multiple Myeloma. She graduated from North Little Rock High School, eventually earning her BSRN working as a geriatric nurse. She was a long-time member of the Twentieth Century Club. This organization provides lodging for people traveling to Little Rock for cancer treatment. Many of the Lodge residents are Multiple Myeloma patients who received treatment alongside Lucinda. She was a great homeroom mom, ballerina, cheerleader, loved working puzzles, playing bridge, daily walks including world problem solving with Annette and created the ever-popular palindrome, snap-n-pans.
She was preceded in death by her loving parents; Herzog Henry and Cornelia Bates Robinson, of whom she was the true apple in their eye. Lucinda was also preceded by her sister-in-law; Carolyn Sutter, brother-in-law; Guy Amsler and his wife Barbara. She is survived by her adoring husband; C.F. Buddy Tackett. He truly loved her like no other, Lucinda and Buddy raised three fabulous daughters; Amy Tackett, Beth Shields (Robert), and Cindy Murphy (Mark). Her sweet spirit shown brightest while on grandmother duty to her three grandchildren; Jack Shields, Joe Shields and Zoe Murphy. Lucinda also leaves one niece; Cathy Rogers (Chris), two nephews; Guy Amsler III, Chris Amsler (Pam) and her loving caregiver; Bridgette White.
We would like to give our heartfelt thanks to the Myeloma Institute for Research and Therapy as well as the nurses and staff on the Fourth Floor Infusion Clinic at the UAMS Cancer Institute. In Lieu of flowers please make memorials in Lucinda's name to the Twentieth Century Club, Hope Lodge, 4011 Maryland Ave, Little Rock, Arkansas 72204.
C F
Jan 31, 1941 - May 2, 2020
Contributed on 1/10/23 by eagle12953
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