Margaret Lucille Obituary Sulin Woolley, David Woolley First Wife Has Passed Away

May 2024 · 3 minute read

Margaret Lucille Obituary, Death Cause – Following a brief altercation, Margaret Lucille “Meatball” Newton was able to receive her wings on December 17, 2023, at the University of Louisville Hospital. There were a great number of people who loved and adored Lucille, but her “Girls,” her mother, and all thirteen of her brothers and sisters will miss her terribly. Her heart and soul were with them always.

Elizabeth Ann King of Lebanon and Howard Dunn, who passed away, welcomed their daughter Lucille into the world on July 25, 1956. She was the third child to be born seven months earlier than expected, and she was eager to experience everything that this world had to offer. She was married at St. Augustine of Lebanon, Kentucky, where she also attended and took the Catechism course.

Lucille’s favourite memory is of the time when she was 14 years old and helping her mother take care of her siblings and siblings at home. She did this so that she could purchase her baby brother Bradley clothes with her entire paycheck. In addition to that, she was a member of the first African American class to graduate from Marion County High School in 1974.
Finding love at a young age she discovered love and married right out of high school to Van Allen Newton, who was from Campbellsville, Kentucky.

After relocating to Detroit, Michigan for two years, she came back to Kentucky and returned to Louisville. Before moving back to Louisville, she moved to Detroit. Lucille was a brilliant craftswoman who took great pleasure in crafting everything from her prom dress to all of her husband’s garments. Over the course of thirty-five years, she worked as a seamstress for Enro and Fruit of the Loom until her hand became incapable of doing so. Although Lucille’s “Girls” were her greatest friends and her heartbeat, her sister was also the most important item in her life.

Her maternal and paternal grandparents, her father Howard Dunn, three sisters, Mary Ann Shockency, Emma P, and Claudia Mae, and one brother, David Keith Dunn, all passed away before her. She was the last surviving member of her immediate family. She leaves behind her daughters, Vanetria Antoinette and Crystal Elizabeth, both of Louisville, Kentucky; her mother, Elizabeth A. King, of Lebanon, Kentucky; her husband, Van Allen Newton, of Hodgenville, Kentucky; three sisters, Jenifer Dunn, Deborah Johnson (Greg), and Delorse (Charles); and five brothers, John Robert King of Louisville, Kentucky, Donald Dunn, Bradley King, Chuck Dunn, Scotty Dunn, and Phillip Dunn. She will be greatly missed by all of her family members.

Numerous nieces, nephews, great nieces, great nephews, and other relatives and acquaintances are included in this group.
On Thursday, December 21, 2023, visitation will take place from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM at Hayes Brothers Funeral Home Campbellsville, which is located at 710 East Broadway in Campbellsville, Kentucky. St. Augustine Catholic Church will be the location of a Mass of Christian Burial that will take place on Friday, December 22, 2023 at eleven o’clock in the morning.

Subsequently, the burial will take place at the Miller Cemetery for Campbellsville. It is the responsibility of Hayes Brothers Funeral Home in Campbellsville to make the necessary preparations. Let’s continue to pray for the Newton family and keep them in our thoughts.

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