(From Parker Mortuary)Lucille Marie Stricklin, born on May 8, 1968, in Kansas City, Missouri, passed away on May 10, 2026, in Joplin, Missouri, after an extended illness.
Lucille lived a life marked by kindness, devotion, and steady care for the people around her. She was known by those who loved her as a loving, friendly, and thoughtful woman whose presence brought comfort and warmth to family, friends, and all who had the privilege of knowing her. Her life reflected a deep commitment to others, and she carried herself with grace through every season of life.
She was the daughter of the late Jackie and Glenda Dowdy-Richardson. Lucille was preceded in death by her son, Monte Little, Jr.
She is survived by her sons, Dale Richardson of McDonald County, Missouri, Joseph Richardson and his wife Michelle of Joplin, and Charles Eaton of Joplin. She also leaves behind her brother, Travis Richardson of Marshfield, Missouri, her sister, Brandy Wilson of Joplin, and her cherished grandchild, Evalynn Richardson. Her family was a central part of her life, and she treasured the bonds she shared with each of them.
Lucille attended nursing school and later served her community as a nurse in the Joplin area. Her work in nursing reflected her compassionate spirit and her desire to help others during times of need. She was also employed as the Market Manager for the Joplin Flea Market, where she was appreciated for her dedication, reliability, and friendly manner. In every role she held, Lucille brought a sense of responsibility and care that left a lasting impression on those around her.
Lucille attended nursing school and later served her community as a nurse in the Joplin area. Her work in nursing reflected her compassionate spirit and her desire to help others during times of need. She was also employed as the Market Manager for the Joplin Flea Market, where she was appreciated for her dedication, reliability, and friendly manner. In every role she held, Lucille brought a sense of responsibility and care that left a lasting impression on those around her.
Her faith was an important part of her life. Lucille was a Christian, and her beliefs guided the way she lived, loved, and served others. She found strength in her faith and carried that strength with her throughout her life. Her gentle spirit and thoughtful nature were evident in the way she treated others, and her faith remained a source of comfort and hope.
Lucille enjoyed crafting and gardening, and she found joy in creating with her hands and tending to the beauty of the world around her. She especially loved spending time with and loving on her grandchild, Evalynn, who brought great happiness to her life. These simple but meaningful pleasures were a reflection of who she was, a woman who valued family, creativity, and the quiet moments that made life special.
No services are planned at this time.
Cremation arrangements are under the direction of Parker Mortuary, Joplin, Missouri.
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