Birth date: Oct 6, 1930 Death date: Oct 9, 2023
Lucy Intag, 93, Miami, FL. Passed away on October 9, 2023. Born in Brooklyn, New York, and married to the love of her life Sal Intag on October 6, 1951. They moved to Miami, FL. in 1952. Lucy dedicated her life to her children, he Read Obituary
Our Lucy is a one of a kind! Our group of friends was blessed to have her. She was a prayer warrior for my son Carl. God listened!
I miss talking with you Lucy. But you still make me smile every time I think of you. I love you,
Grace
My Mom was very close to cousin Lucy for many years. When Lucy married our first cousin Sal, they honeymooned at my Mom and Dad’s home in Florida. This was before me and my twin Joanie were born. My Mom later asked Lucy and Sal to be our Godparents. Even though they were actually our cousins, we always called them “Aunt” and “Uncle”. Aunt Lucy was always such a positive influence for both of us and our brothers Ricky and Michael, and later to Joanie’s children Chelsea and Tripp. She helped Joanie get through so much with our Mom in later years, too. Joanie loved spending time with all of Aunt Lucy’s friends too; Elaine, Celeste & Tony, and after our Mom passed she was there for us any time we needed to talk. For me, she was more than an Aunt, she was a dear friend I could call to talk to about anything and would always leave me with a thoughtful approach to the challenges in life. I loved how she could be so fun and feisty too, but kind at the same time. Time at her house always felt like home, and it would take hours to say goodbye when it was time to leave. She instantly loved my husband Steve when she met him, calling him “A piece of bread”, one of the highest Italian Aunt compliments. We will miss her dearly and love her forever. Rest in peace dearest Aunt Lucy, we love you dearly. 💕 Give our Mom, Dad, Ricky and Michael hugs in heaven and I hope you and Uncle Sal are dancing to your heart’s content up there with the rest of the family! Peggy & Joanie (and both of our Steve’s).
My Mom was very close to cousin Lucy for many years. When Lucy married our first cousin Sal, they honeymooned at my Mom and Dad’s home in Florida. This was before me and my twin Joanie were born. My Mom later asked Lucy and Sal to be our Godparents. Even though they were actually our cousins, we always called them “Aunt” and “Uncle”. Aunt Lucy was always such a positive influence for both of us and our brothers Ricky and Michael, and later to Joanie’s children Chelsea and Tripp. She helped Joanie get through so much with our Mom in later years, too. Joanie loved spending time with all of Aunt Lucy’s friends too; Elaine, Celeste & Tony, and after our Mom passed she was there for us any time we needed to talk. For me, she was more than an Aunt, she was a dear friend I could call to talk to about anything and would always leave me with a thoughtful approach to the challenges in life. I loved how she could be so fun and feisty too, but kind at the same time. Time at her house always felt like home, and it would take hours to say goodbye when it was time to leave. She instantly loved my husband Steve when she met him, calling him “A piece of bread”, one of the highest Italian Aunt compliments. We will miss her dearly and love her forever. Rest in peace Aunt Lucy, we love you dearly. 💕 Give our Mom, Dad, Ricky and Michael hugs in heaven and I hope you and Uncle Sal are dancing to your heart’s content up there with the rest of the family! Peggy & Joanie (and both of our Steve’s).
I have known Lucy all my life. She was my very first babysitter and married my cousin Sal & became family. She was a kind, devoted & loving person to both friends & family. I will miss her & our fun, interesting & inspirational conversations.
She is now at peace & out of pain with our Lord. Rest in peace dear cousin. Thank you for the beautiful person you were to me & so many others. I am so sad to lose you in my life. I will love you & never forget how you touched my life. Beatrice
So sorry for your loss, I know you will all miss her dearly.
I remember back in 1973 just four months after I was married at the age of 21 Vinny and I moved from Staten Island to Miami. I remember I was very homesick for my family. Aunt Lucy having gone through the same move when she was newlywed seemed to understand what I was going through. She was a second mother to me. Always welcoming, always cheerful always appreciating seeing us. She would host all the holidays and I felt very much a part of the family. When I worked in the Miami area in the early 2000’s, her home was 15 minutes away. She’d often invite me for lunch and make my favorite potato and egg sandwiches. After we moved back up north, I was busy working and raising a family; the years flew by quickly and we didn’t speak often. However, these last four years in my retirement (living in NJ), Aunt Lucy and I would often speak on the phone together. She was always understanding, encouraging, loving and spreading cheer. I will miss her dearly, but I’m sure she is in heaven reuniting with Uncle Sal and their families so I am happy for her to be at rest with them.
