Unable to party, loved ones throw parade in honor of 90th birthday
One by one, cars full of Lillian “Rosie” Lucke’s family and friends drove past her in a parade honoring her 90th birthday as she clapped and laughed along.
Emry Dinman/Columbia Basin Herald
After the parade, Lucke, her family and friends all gathered in the Moses Lake High School parking lot across the street and sang “Happy Birthday.”
Emry Dinman/Columbia Basin Herald
One by one, cars full of Lillian “Rosie” Lucke’s family and friends drove past her in a parade honoring her 90th birthday as she clapped and laughed along.
Emry Dinman/Columbia Basin Herald
One by one, cars full of Lillian “Rosie” Lucke’s family and friends drove past her in a parade honoring her 90th birthday as she clapped and laughed along.
Emry Dinman/Columbia Basin Herald
MOSES LAKE — She raised six children with the help of her oldest son, always juggling several jobs at a time, in a home with wall-to-wall beds. She was the president of the Sons of Norway heritage group for 16 years.
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