ST. TAMMANY PARISH, LA. 

Obituary for: SILCIO, LUCY 

Submitted by: Louis Lavedan. 

Source: E.J. Fielding Funeral Home, Covington, La.

Died: Monday, April 6, 2015

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SILCIO, LUCY 
February 11, 1924 - April 6, 2015

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Lucy Perez Lintinger Silcio, passed away peacefully at home with family around 
her in Covington, Louisiana in the early hours of April 6, 2015.

She was predeceased by her first husband, Emile John Lintinger, Jr, and her 
second husband, Charles Louis Silcio; her son, Emile John Lintinger, III, and 
her daughter, Pamela Jean Lintinger Kuhlmann; her parents, Joseph Perez and 
Lucy Malone Perez; her sister, Elizabeth Perez Blakeman.

She leaves behind her children, Gregory John Lintinger, Sr. (Brenda) and Dawn 
Elizabeth Lintinger Flamenco (Napoleon Arturo, deceased); daughter-in-law Ann 
Lintinger Tastet (Roy); grandchildren, Gregory J. Lintinger, Jr. (Lisa), 
Melissa A. Lintinger (Brian Fingeret), Emile J. Lintinger, IV, Melinda L. 
Jeffress (Jonathan), Kendra K. Gaudet (Michael), Kandace K. Leboeuf (Chad), 
Emily C. Lintinger, and Arturo Flamenco; great-grandchildren, Cormac, Dylan, 
Madison, Morgan, Ethan, and Alyssa; a sister, Joan Perez Styron of Covington, 
LA, and a brother, Joseph Perez of Kentwood, LA.

Lucy was born at home and grew up on Oak Street in the old Carrollton 
neighborhood of New Orleans. She spent the last 32 years of her life in 
Covington, in her dream home on the Bogue Falaya River. She graduated from 
Eleanor McMain Senior High school, and attended Mater Delorosa Catholic Church. 

Prior to her marriage in 1944, she was employed by Southern Bell Telephone 
Company as a long distance operator. She was a member of the American Legion 
Ladies Auxiliary in Covington, LA.

Lucy was an avid dance enthusiast and enjoyed dancing to classic big band 
music. Gardening was equally important to her, especially in her later years. 
Lucy was never more happy than when she was working in her gardens. She also 
loved to be out on the Bogue Falaya and Tchefuncte Rivers. She reveled in the 
outdoors.

Although time and distance took many family members far away, Lucy loved all 
her family fervently and was always happy to see and speak with them. Each of 
them brought her so much joy.

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