Lucinda Harper Phelps

November 16, 1950 - October 2, 2010
Lucinda Harper Phelps


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Lucinda Harper Edmundson Phelps of Vanceboro, NC passed away Saturday, October 2, 2010 at New Hanover Regional Medical Center.

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  • October 08, 2010
    Walter&&Cammie Howell says:
    My dear friend you are dearly missed. Don you and Patrica are in our thoughts and prayers. Take of your selfs. Sometime you dont under why but there is reason only God knows. She has went home no more suffering and pain. God bless you and take care. Love you both

  • October 06, 2010
    Tamara Lionetti says:
    I Love You Mrs. Lucinda. Im Gonna Miss Seeing You Smiling Face.. But Your In A Better Place. I Love You!!!!!

  • October 06, 2010
    Danielle Harris says:
    Mrs Lucinda, I don't even know where to start...u will be so deeply missed at Food Lion by all of us including customers. U demonstrated a Passion for life that inspired me, u were always positive about everything right up until the end. I can still hear you on my voice mail saying "hey sugar". I look back at the conversation we had over lunch, or when u had just got ur cell phone and smile they were some good times. This is my good bye to u Mrs Lucinda, the world has lost a beautiful women inside and out, I will miss u so much!

  • October 06, 2010
    Denise and Tim Bird says:
    We are so sorry for your loss. We will miss Lucinda and enjoyed the time we worked together. She was a great person.

  • October 19, 2011
    Debby Fisher Harvey says:
    I'm so sorry for your loss. Lucinda,Anna and I were like the Three Musketeers in high school. I think of her often, especially when I go back to Havelock to visit.