Her smile was her gift.
Lillian (Lillie) McDivitt passed away on January 23, 2022 in Warren, Ohio. Lillie was a proud mother of six children, 18 grandchildren, and 20 great grandchildren.The focus of her life was living her faith everyday. Teaching Sunday school, leading Bible studies, and singing hymns were among her greatest joys. Lillie loved her family and looked forward to every opportunity to be together. When apart, she cherished the thousands of pictures that graced her walls and surfaces of her home. She was a compassionate friend and enjoyed talking, listening, and laughing with others. Lillie loved to ride her bike. Her neighbors often referred to her as the "Brooklyn sub bike rider." If you have been on the Paint Creek Trail, there is a good chance you've encountered one of Lillie's beautiful smiles as she pedaled thousands of miles into her mid-eighties. She will be greatly missed!!!
She was preceded in death by her husbands, Max Perrine (1956) and Carl McDivitt (2003).
Lillian (Lillie) McDivitt passed away on January 23, 2022 in Warren, Ohio. Lillie was a proud mother of six children, 18 grandchildren, and 20 great grandchildren.The focus of her life was living her faith everyday. Teaching Sunday school, leading Bible studies, and singing hymns were among her greatest joys. Lillie loved her family and looked forward to every opportunity to be together. When apart, she cherished the thousands of pictures that graced her walls and surfaces of her home. She was a compassionate friend and enjoyed talking, listening, and laughing with others. Lillie loved to ride her bike. Her neighbors often referred to her as the "Brooklyn sub bike rider." If you have been on the Paint Creek Trail, there is a good chance you've encountered one of Lillie's beautiful smiles as she pedaled thousands of miles into her mid-eighties. She will be greatly missed!!!
She was preceded in death by her husbands, Max Perrine (1956) and Carl McDivitt (2003).
Her smile was her gift.
Lillian (Lillie) McDivitt passed away on January 23, 2022 in Warren, Ohio. Lillie was a proud mother of six children, 18 grandchildren, and 20 great grandchildren.The focus of her life was living her faith everyday. Teaching Sunday school, leading Bible studies, and singing hymns were among her greatest joys. Lillie loved her family and looked forward to every opportunity to be together. When apart, she cherished the thousands of pictures that graced her walls and surfaces of her home. She was a compassionate friend and enjoyed talking, listening, and laughing with others. Lillie loved to ride her bike. Her neighbors often referred to her as the "Brooklyn sub bike rider." If you have been on the Paint Creek Trail, there is a good chance you've encountered one of Lillie's beautiful smiles as she pedaled thousands of miles into her mid-eighties. She will be greatly missed!!!
She was preceded in death by her husbands, Max Perrine (1956) and Carl McDivitt (2003).
Lillian (Lillie) McDivitt passed away on January 23, 2022 in Warren, Ohio. Lillie was a proud mother of six children, 18 grandchildren, and 20 great grandchildren.The focus of her life was living her faith everyday. Teaching Sunday school, leading Bible studies, and singing hymns were among her greatest joys. Lillie loved her family and looked forward to every opportunity to be together. When apart, she cherished the thousands of pictures that graced her walls and surfaces of her home. She was a compassionate friend and enjoyed talking, listening, and laughing with others. Lillie loved to ride her bike. Her neighbors often referred to her as the "Brooklyn sub bike rider." If you have been on the Paint Creek Trail, there is a good chance you've encountered one of Lillie's beautiful smiles as she pedaled thousands of miles into her mid-eighties. She will be greatly missed!!!
She was preceded in death by her husbands, Max Perrine (1956) and Carl McDivitt (2003).
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