Lucille was born to Joseph and Marie(Voboril)Palik and grew up on a farm seven miles straight south of David City. She attended the District 58 country grade school and then four years at David City High Public High School, graduating in 1950. After graduation, she taught for one year at the Pleasant Grove Country School.
She married Maurice Alt on January 23, 1951 at St. Mary's Catholic Church in David City and they were parents to five children. They lived on the farm northeast of Shelby until 1994, when Maurice passed away. Lucille then moved into Shelby.
She was a member of Sacred Heart Church, St. Anne's Guild, American Legion Auxiliary and the Shelby Project Club. Lucille was a drapery seamstress for 40 years and had her own business, Lucille's Custom Draperies. She was on the start up committee for the Shelby Senior Center and enjoyed working there for many years. She enjoyed her family, reading, playing Bridge and going to auctions, looking for antique glassware.
Preceded by:
Husband: Maurice
Son: David
Parents: Joseph and Marie Palik
Sister: Edith Alt on October 20, 2019
Brothers: Jerome and Dennis Palik
Survived by:
Children: Bruce(Lea Ann), Linda Wentink, Steve(Wandee) and Kevin
10 grandchildren and 24 great-grandchildren, with one more due in February
Brother: Vic Palik
Omaha World Herald
Chermok Funeral Home
Nov 2019
She married Maurice Alt on January 23, 1951 at St. Mary's Catholic Church in David City and they were parents to five children. They lived on the farm northeast of Shelby until 1994, when Maurice passed away. Lucille then moved into Shelby.
She was a member of Sacred Heart Church, St. Anne's Guild, American Legion Auxiliary and the Shelby Project Club. Lucille was a drapery seamstress for 40 years and had her own business, Lucille's Custom Draperies. She was on the start up committee for the Shelby Senior Center and enjoyed working there for many years. She enjoyed her family, reading, playing Bridge and going to auctions, looking for antique glassware.
Preceded by:
Husband: Maurice
Son: David
Parents: Joseph and Marie Palik
Sister: Edith Alt on October 20, 2019
Brothers: Jerome and Dennis Palik
Survived by:
Children: Bruce(Lea Ann), Linda Wentink, Steve(Wandee) and Kevin
10 grandchildren and 24 great-grandchildren, with one more due in February
Brother: Vic Palik
Omaha World Herald
Chermok Funeral Home
Nov 2019
Lucille was born to Joseph and Marie(Voboril)Palik and grew up on a farm seven miles straight south of David City. She attended the District 58 country grade school and then four years at David City High Public High School, graduating in 1950. After graduation, she taught for one year at the Pleasant Grove Country School.
She married Maurice Alt on January 23, 1951 at St. Mary's Catholic Church in David City and they were parents to five children. They lived on the farm northeast of Shelby until 1994, when Maurice passed away. Lucille then moved into Shelby.
She was a member of Sacred Heart Church, St. Anne's Guild, American Legion Auxiliary and the Shelby Project Club. Lucille was a drapery seamstress for 40 years and had her own business, Lucille's Custom Draperies. She was on the start up committee for the Shelby Senior Center and enjoyed working there for many years. She enjoyed her family, reading, playing Bridge and going to auctions, looking for antique glassware.
Preceded by:
Husband: Maurice
Son: David
Parents: Joseph and Marie Palik
Sister: Edith Alt on October 20, 2019
Brothers: Jerome and Dennis Palik
Survived by:
Children: Bruce(Lea Ann), Linda Wentink, Steve(Wandee) and Kevin
10 grandchildren and 24 great-grandchildren, with one more due in February
Brother: Vic Palik
Omaha World Herald
Chermok Funeral Home
Nov 2019
She married Maurice Alt on January 23, 1951 at St. Mary's Catholic Church in David City and they were parents to five children. They lived on the farm northeast of Shelby until 1994, when Maurice passed away. Lucille then moved into Shelby.
She was a member of Sacred Heart Church, St. Anne's Guild, American Legion Auxiliary and the Shelby Project Club. Lucille was a drapery seamstress for 40 years and had her own business, Lucille's Custom Draperies. She was on the start up committee for the Shelby Senior Center and enjoyed working there for many years. She enjoyed her family, reading, playing Bridge and going to auctions, looking for antique glassware.
Preceded by:
Husband: Maurice
Son: David
Parents: Joseph and Marie Palik
Sister: Edith Alt on October 20, 2019
Brothers: Jerome and Dennis Palik
Survived by:
Children: Bruce(Lea Ann), Linda Wentink, Steve(Wandee) and Kevin
10 grandchildren and 24 great-grandchildren, with one more due in February
Brother: Vic Palik
Omaha World Herald
Chermok Funeral Home
Nov 2019
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