Birth date: Jan 16, 2012
Lucy C. Hatch, 86, of Stafford Springs, CT, beloved wife for 63 years of the late Roger A. Hatch, peacefully passed away on Monday, January 16, 2012 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. She was born in Morrisville, VT, on January 15, Read Obituary
Ruthanne,Mike,Jamey &Eric, I'm so sorry for your loss...Lucy was a great person and will be greatly missed by all that knew her... Love, Cindy
Sue and I are saddened at the passing of Lucy. She was always full of grace and kindness to all who knew her. Her charm will be missed. She will always be remembered. May her name always be a blessing to all who knew her.
God Bless
Gary and Susan Ruchin
Our sincerest sympathy goes out to Lucy's family. Lucy was a very dedicated volunteer at Johnson Memorial Hospital. She was hardworking, kind, and compassionate. We are so thankful that she chose to volunteer at JMH. She will be dearly missed.
Both Roger and Lucy Hatch were kind, dedicated members of The Stafford Baptist Church while I was growing up. Lucy helped mold me into the Christ loving person I've become. I'm sure when she left the shell of her body, Christ welcomed her with open arms and said "Well done My good and faithful servant". I'm sure the rest of my Durrell family would agree.
It's been such a honor to be a part of the nicest family I've every meet.It.s been a pleasure for me to be with Lucy and her family including(missy and cats)I will miss her dearly cause she's meant so much to me and my children.My youngest loved to go over and swim while Lucy and Roger watch her do tricks in the water,they would laugh and smile made their day. I will miss her,but never forget her always in my memory and heart just like Roger.my sympathy goes out to her family
Grammy I will miss you so much. You were such a great person and so glad i got to spent as much time as i did with you. I will always love and miss you!!!
My condolences to Alan, Brian, Ruthanne and their families. Lucy always seemed so vibrant and energetic, it is hard to believe she passed away. The thoughts of our family are with you and all of the extended Hatch family in this time of loss. I am sorry we cannot be with you this weekend.
Dear Alan, Brian, and Ruthann,
I'm so sorry to hear of Aunt Lucy's passing. You and your families are in my thoughts and prayers. I so enjoyed our discussions about family genealogy when Lucy and Roger would visit Vermont, and I learned a great deal from her. With sympathy, Terri Campbell Palermo
