Lucy Bingham

[cajunbaby84]

Just wanted every one to know that Lucy Bingham passed away today around noon from a brief illness with cancer.  When I get more info I will pass it along.  She has worked at several nuke plants with many techs.  Please pass along this info to other nuke workers that knew her.

[hatched]

Lucy was a wonderful person and an AWESOME tech.... she will be sadly missed.

[cajunbaby84]

Lucy Bingham services  Please pass it on. 

Mom's services will be Tuesday morning at 10 am at Oak Grove Baptist Church. Her viewing will be at Palmer & Marler Funeral home on Monday from 8 am to 8 pm. Hope some of you can make it!

[chloe54srb]

God has another angle. She was a great tech and person. I will miss her so much. What a big loss for us and her family.

[tigger]

Rest in peace, Lucy. I worked with Lucy at Brown's Ferry and she was a joy to be around. On the bad days, she found ways to make me smile, and remind me that it really isn't as bad as it seems. She was a wealth of knowledge, about work and life in general. Lucy will be very missed. Go walk with the angels, dear lady.

[roadhp]

Just worked with Lucy at Grand Gulf.  One of the best techs, always willing to do the job, always willing to help.  Even up to the end of her stay she didn't want to let people down.  She will be sorely missed.

[cjhunter]

Lucy...what a nice lady you were....always had something nice to say, always so positive with life. You have touched a spot in many hearts and will always be remembered......You will be missed greatly.
   

[cajunbaby84]

  Obit For Lucy Bingham..

Lucy Lee Bingham, age 59, passed away on Friday, June 8, 2012 following a short battle with lung cancer in her home in Cushing.

Funeral services have been entrusted to the care of the Palmer Marler Funeral Home in Cushing and will be held at 10:00 a.m., Tuesday, June 12, 2012 in the Oak Grove Baptist Church, Cushing, OK with Pastor Roger White officiating. Burial will follow the Fairlawn Cemetery, Cushing, OK.

The daughter of the late Lester Raymond Creel and Leila (Hutchinson) Creel, Lucy was born on June 10, 1952 in Iraan, TX. She was reared and educated in Lawton, OK graduating from Eisenhower High School with the class of 1970 and later earned her Bachelor's degree in Business Management from Florida State University. In 1971 she entered into the United States Navy where she served until 1979. While in the Navy Lucy met and married Owen Bingham who was also in the Navy and to this union three children, Misty, Amber, and Dustin were born. The couple traveled extensively while in the Navy and lived in various places across the United States and the world including Florida, Maryland, and Cuba (where their three children were born) and Georgia and Scotland.

Lucy moved to Bay City, TX in 1991 where she lived until 1999 when she moved to Cushing. While living in Cushing she worked for Enercon Services which did remediation on the old Kerr McGee site in Cushing. Following her work with Enercon she traveled extensively while working as a Health Physics Technician.

Lucy was a member of the Oak Grove Baptist Church and in her spare time she loved to work in her flower gardens, spend time with her dog, Max, and her cat, Sox, and frequent the casinos where she loved to play Mystic Mermaid slot machines.

Survivors include her daughter, Amber Lee Bingham of Lenexa, KS; three grandchildren, Nevaeh Lee Bingham and her mother Tisha Mitchell, Devon Michael Bingham-Meek, and Bridgit Elizabeth Morganna Bartlett and her parents Brian & Eileen Bartlett; numerous nieces, nephews, and other relatives and friends.

In addition to her parents, Lucy was preceded in death by her son, Dustin Michael Leonard Bingham; one daughter, Misty Brandy Bingham; and one brother, Lamar Ray Creel.

[cajunbaby84]

http://​www.PalmerMarlerFH.co​m  Online guest book for Lucy Bingham.

[camalarm]

Good bless and keep you Lucy. Your work here is done. For those you.ve left behind, the impact of the life you led will continue. My Entergy family will never be quite the same without you. We can only try to celebrate your memory and keep you tucked away in our hearts. I myself will think of you when the going gets tough, and remember your grace under pressure and your brave spirit. I will also think of you when the techs gather and have a good laugh, and remember your generous spirit, you always opened your heart to include new family memebers into the tech family.  Donna Nugent

[yule]

To those loved ones she left behind: I can say she was a great lady knew her and her brother Lamar which i am sure they are glad to see each other again, see you in haven some day, when my time comes. The hymn says what a day of rejoying it will be when we see JESUS. THE WORD says in JESUS even if we die, we live. AMEN.

[Pete McAllister]

Lucy will be missed and it was a privilege to have worked with her.

[bruin42]

To the family of Lucy I want you to know she was a professional, steady, calm and diligent technician, but most of all a friend.  I read my friend Donna Nugent's post and she was spot on.  We have all been mainly working the Entergy circuit and we all came to know much about each other and our families.  I will miss her sitting in her traditional spot in ANO's RP break area, myself to her right or across the table along with Donna.  Oh, and Bob Sebring kissing "Miss Lucy" on top of the head.
Please know my prayers go out to Lucy's family.