I've been following the news about the tragedy in Lewiston, and the more I read about Lucy and Bob Violette, the more heart-wrenching it is. I was particularly struck by how Lucy dedicated 52 years to the Lewiston Public Schools. It's incredible to think about the impact she must have had on so many students, teachers, and staff. Renaming the business office in her honor and the memorial bench is such a fitting tribute for someone who clearly left a lasting impression. Her loss isn't just felt within the school but seems to ripple out into the whole community, especially through the local bowling scene. It's touching to see that they've set up the Bob and Lucy Violette Bowling Foundation to continue the work they cared so much about. My deepest condolences to her family and everyone in the Lewiston community navigating through this difficult time. Lucy's spirit undoubtedly lives on in every life she touched. ❤️
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I’ve been thinking a lot about something deeply touching that I learned about Lucy Violette after the tragic events at Just-In-Time Recreation. I didn’t know her personally, but after reading about her life, I feel a strong admiration for the way she influenced the Lewiston community, especially through her work at the Lewiston Public Schools. Her colleagues described her as a cornerstone of the business office, which says a lot about her commitment and character. What really stands out to me is how the school district chose to honor her by naming the business office after her and installing a memorial bench. It’s a beautiful tribute to a woman who spent over five decades dedicated to supporting her community. I can only imagine how much wisdom and warmth she must have shared with everyone she worked with. This gesture of naming part of the school after Lucy feels like a fitting way to keep her memory alive and to inspire future generations with her values of kindness, precision, and integrity. My thoughts go out to her family, friends, and all who knew her. It’s clear that her spirit continues to live on in the community she loved so dearly.
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I’m still struggling with the senseless loss of Lucy and Bob Violette after the tragic events at Just-In-Time Recreation. It's hard to express how much they've contributed to their community, not just through bowling but in so many other facets of life. Lucy dedicated over 50 years working for Lewiston Public Schools, which alone speaks volumes about her dedication. It’s moving to see the school district naming the business office in her honor and installing a bench as a lasting tribute. The thoughtfulness of these gestures shows just how deeply respected and loved she was by her colleagues and the entire community. Moreover, the creation of the Bob and Lucy Violette Bowling Foundation is such a fitting way to ensure their passion for youth development in bowling continues. Supporting families and nurturing young bowlers would surely be a cause close to their hearts. I didn’t know them personally, but seeing the outpouring of love and respect for the Violettes is awe-inspiring. It’s clear Lucy’s legacy of kindness and Bob’s bravery are something the community will cherish forever. My thoughts are with their family, and I hope they find some comfort in knowing the lasting light Lucy and Bob brought into the world.
