Our beautiful mother, grandmother, sister, and friend passed away peacefully on November 16, 2023. She was surrounded by the love and memories of her cherished family. Grandma's warm heart, sincere care for others, and unwavering love for her family touched the lives of everyone she met.

Grandma had a unique bond with her grandkids and great grandkids. She cherished every moment spent with them and each visit ended with, when will you be back to visit again? During her 90 years, she was able to create lasting memories that will live on through her family. Whether it was reading on her lap, finding all of the good snacks she kept stocked in her pantry, playing games, or watching her favorite Hallmark movies, Grandma's presence brought joy and made everyone feel special around her. Her love for her family knew no bounds and she was always there to offer a hug or words of wisdom.

Grandma's genuine interest in the lives of her loved ones and her unwavering support made each family member feel valued. She always made birthdays, holidays and visits to her house feel special. It was well known that our sweet Grandma's Ridenour temper would flare if anyone did or said anything negative about a loved one.

Grandma's legacy of love and the importance of family will continue to live on through her children and grandchildren. We will remember her for the strength she showed during the many challenges she faced in her 90 years, most recently her strength during her fight with colon cancer. She impressed her therapists and caregivers with her will and determination to recover enough to go home where she was most comfortable. We also know she wanted to go home to be with Eddie and Bella. Most importantly, we will remember her for the love she had and be challenged to love our family and friends as she did.

Lucy is survived by her husband Eddie, sons, Gary Priddy and Terry Priddy (Debbie); granddaughters, Trina Lovio (Dion) and Dawn Pimienta (Tom); grandsons, Adam Priddy and Jeryd Priddy; stepdaughters Peggy, Terri, and Saundra, and numerous great-grandchildren and great-great grandchildren.

We want to thank the wonderful physicians and caregivers who cared so well for our grandmother. Thank you to Dr. Nadeem Goraya, Dr. Caleb Thompson, Dr. Nick Hansa, Dr. Maheep Virdi, and the angels at Hoffman Hospice. Also, a special thank you to her son Terry and daughter-in-law Debbie (who Grandma loved to claim as her daughter) for all of the care they selflessly devoted to Grandma.

It was Grandma's wish to return to Oklahoma, to be buried near her son, Jerry Don, who passed away as a child.