Birth date: Aug 3, 1951 Death date: Jan 18, 2024
Lucien M. Maley, 72, of Baldwinsville passed away peacefully at St. Joseph’s Hospital on January 18, 2024, surrounded by his loving family. He was born in Syracuse and was a graduate of Liverpool High School. He received his Bach Read Obituary
Debbie I am so so sorry. Just found about of Lucien. Thought of Lucien often and wanted to see him over the years. Tried to find him but was not successful. A time back even driving by your house of Lafayette Road. and now its to late. Loved Lucian David M Stagnitta
Alan Alcott here with fondest memories of super-sweet Lucien who I first met in the late 70's at a birthday party for another dearly deceased friend, the also awesome Nicky DiLauro.
I can remember his greeting like it was yesterday... deep-voiced Lucien in his tinted aviator glasses and brown LaCoste shirt introducing himself... and my asking, "Maley? As in Maley's Muffler off East Genesee Street?" with Lucien quick and proud to respond, "Yes, that's my uncle."
We went on to connect as good friends and through a family connection help secure Lucien his job with the City of Syracuse. So you can say I might be the guy responsible for introducing that lucky man to his future wife of 44 years, his darling Debbie, who was working at City Hall.
My memories of Lucien are many. Tops among them... his always kind and gentlemanly ways, that stellar smile and deep voice, the pride he took in his lovely family, how he spoke of dear mother's Belgian heritage and father's WWII service.
All this and, yes, Lucien's distinctive walk.
Count me among the many with fond and vivd memories of you, Lucien.
Rest in peace, good fellow.
Lou was a childhood friend in Galeville and we became reacquainted while working for the City of Syracuse where he met Debbie. I give my condolences to Debbie and the family. Happy that he lived a good life.
Nick Mazza
I WORKED WITH LOU AT LOWERY BROS, I HATED TO SEE HIM MOVE ON BECAUSE HE WAS FUN TO WORK WITH AND A GREAT GUY. THE ONE STORY I'LL NEVER FORGET WAS HE ALWAYS GAVE SOMEONE A GREAT SECRET SANTA GIFT FOR CHRISTMAS, ONE YEAR, HE GAVE SOMEONE A BEAUTIFUL EXPENSIVE SCARF AND GLOVES AND HE GOT A SCREWDRIVER SET FROM THE DOLLAR STORE. LOL. IT DIDN'T MATTER HE SAID IT'S THE THOUGHT THAT COUNTS! IRONICALLY, I WAS JUST THINKING OF LOU LAST WEEK AND TOLD MY DAUGHTER DANIELLE THAT STORY.
SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS I'M SAD TO HEAR. THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS!
TERRYO'SHEA
