Lucille Anne Moir, 86 of Seymour, a former longtime resident of Beacon Falls, and originally from Caribou, ME, she entered into peaceful rest on March 7, 2024; she was the beloved wife of the late Sheldon Moir, Sr. Mrs. Moir was born on March 25, 1937 in Limestone, ME, daughter of the late Andrew and Evelyn (Toner) Adams. She was retired from the Beacon Falls School System having worked in Food Service as a manager there. She had also previously worked at a former Service Merchandise Store, and the former Kings Department store Lucille was a Communicant of St. Nicholas Parish-Church of the Good Shepherd in Seymour, and had previously been a Communicant at St. Michael’s Church in Beacon Falls, where she was a member of the Ladies Guild there, and had served on the Church Council. Lucille enjoyed an active lifestyle playing racquetball and tennis, and any games or activities that her children, grand, and great grandchildren wanted to play. Her true passion however was the love she had for her family and all the get-togethers and personal visits.

Lucille leaves her loving family including her sons, Sheldon Moir, Jr. and his wife Gail of Okeechobee, FL, and Allen Moir and his wife Natalie of Seymour, and her daughter, Millie Bellucci also of Seymour; her grandchildren, Chad Moir and his wife Saba Shahid, Casey Savo and her husband Anthony, Stephanie Kulakowski and her husband Derek, Crystal Kirkendol and her husband Troy, Alexandra Moir, and Britney Pasnault and her husband Chris; and her great grandchildren, Brantley and Brooklyn Kulakowski, Camryn and Emmlyn Kirkendol, Chloe Moir, Jakey Melninkaitis, Ashaaz Moir, Aayan Moir, Savannah and A.J. Savo, Christopher and Nori Pasnault. She was predeceased by her sons, Craig Moir and Michael Moir, and also a grandson, Craig Moir.

There are no calling hours. A Memorial Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated on Saturday March 23rd at 10:00 Am at ST. Nicholas Parish-Church of the Good Shepherd (DIRECTLY). Interment will be at the convenience of her family. Memorial Gifts may be sent to the Seymour Public Library, 46 Church Street, Seymour, CT 06483. Her arrangements have been entrusted to the Ralph E. Hull Funeral Home, 161 West Church Street, Seymour. Please share a memory at www.hullfh.com .

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It was like she came straight out of a story book,

The typical gentle, curly-haired, grandma look.

She sat in her chair, rocking and singing to our babies.

She gathered at her table and played cards with her ladies.

She bragged about her children, their children, and their children too,

Her walls full of family pictures, precious memories for her to view.

She was warm and welcoming, and a friend to all,

On your birthday, she was your singing teleGRAM call.

She cherished every holiday with her family, as loud as that may be.

She welcomed every relative or friend with a hot coffee or tea.

She was a warm bowl of chop suey or a hot shepherd's pie.

She was a feeling of home, a safe place to laugh or cry.

She will be missed and our world’s may never be the same,

But she wouldn’t want us to cry or weep when we hear her name.

She would want us all to laugh and love a little more,

To gather and remember the graceful, Lucille Moir.

Anna Melninkaitis

03/07/2024