In the late 1960s, Lucy was working as a cashier at Chubby and Tubby, an army-surplus store on Rainier Avenue in Seattle. It wasn’t a particularly nice neighborhood at the time, and the work was backbreaking; she was on her feet all day. But she had to pay for college.
It seemed like an ordinary day.
Even on ordinary days, though, there was usually a policeman on duty in the store, because all the cool little gadgets and items it carried proved an attraction for shoplifters. The crime could have happened to anyone. But what unfolded afterward could only have happened to Lucy.
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Hana Marritz
Thanks, Leda and Lucy, for letting us experience this event yet again. Lucy, you are so amazing, and I love hearing your stories. Your beautiful spirit comes through every time. You are here to inspire us.
fortune Minichello
so nice to hear your voice Lucy!
Makes me want a reading
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Robert Marritz
Lucy is a captivating storyteller. I can guess a lot of interesting things happen to her.
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Sam Marritz
Incredible story and interview!
Dan Ireland
Lucy is one our national treasures, her stories are great because her heart is so beautiful. She’s never not shared in her life and that perhaps is one of the greatest gifts of all, for anyone to receive.