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Lucien A. Morin

Predeceased by his wife, Elizabeth S. Morin; daughter, Marie J. Fetzner; step-daughter, Linda L. Nissen; brothers, Louis C. Morin (Yvonne) of Tavares, FL, Francis J. Morin of Astatula, FL; sister, Bella J. Burns (Francis) of Watertown, MA.

Survived by his children, Lucien A. Morin II (Teresa) and Linda A. Kozelsky (Joseph); son-in-law, Charles Fetzner; step-children, Larry G. Nissen (Elaine), Sherry Bushnell (Timothy), Tammy Lopez (Luis); grandchildren, Kristin Kozelsky-Reed (Thomas), Michael Morin Kozelsky (Samantha), Holly Kozelsky, Mara Kozelsky Hunter (Richard), Kaitlin Nazarko, Dillon Nazarko (Dajana), Karlee Sacheli (Chris); great-grandchildren, Blythe, Lincoln, Hazel Kozelsky, Mary Quirk, Noah Sacheli; Several nephews, nieces, grand-nephews and grand-nieces.

A veteran of WWII  Lucien proudly began serving with the US Army Air Corps & would retire from the US Army as a Major. His employer at the time, Kee Lox Manufacturing,  promoted him in the 1950’s  and moved him from Massachusetts to the Rochester home office. Once here, he became active in public service.  First  as a Henrietta Town Justice and Town Board Member, then as a legislator on the first ever Monroe County Legislature. He brought  his business experience and acumen to the role of County Manager. Lastly, he became the first elected County Executive. Throughout his service, he firmly believed in the Community of Monroe

Lucien was a Life Member of the Reserve Officers Association, a member of the Henrietta American Legion Post #1151, the Veterans of Foreign Wars Rice-Hallick Post #5465, member of 40 & 8 Voiture #111, Knights of Columbus Henrietta Council #4812, a 4th degree  “Sir Knight” with the Knights of Columbus Bishop Kearny Assembly #0723.

Per his request funeral services will be private.

In lieu of flowers donations in his memory may be directed to:

Lucien A. Morin and Elizabeth S. Morin MCC Scholarship Fund

1000 East Henrietta Road

Rochester, NY 14623

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Webster Comfort Care Home

700 Holt Road

Webster, NY 14580

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School of the Holy Childhood

100 Groton Parkway

Rochester, NY 14623

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