Lucrecia Nereida Cyze–12/6/2023

Lucrecia Nereida (nee Hernandez) Cyze, age 91, of North Wales, Pa., passed away December 6, 2023.

Lucrecia, also known as Lucy, Nery, or Aya, was born November 23, 1932, in Guanabacoa, Cuba, to parents, Sixto Hernandez and Brígida Maria Mandina. She was married to Luis Ruz from 1955-1980 and to Robert Cyze from 1985 to 2001. She has one surviving sibling, Nora Correa. She is predeceased by her husband Robert, brother, Nestor and sister, Nilda McNaughton.

She is survived by her two daughters, Magdalena Ruz Gonzalez (Frank) and Miriam Nuccio (Charles); grandchildren, James B. Hoppe, (Connie Chappell Hoppe), Nicholas J. Nuccio (Mary Jo Austin Nuccio), Anthony L. Nuccio (Valerie Roche Nuccio); and great-grandchildren, Skyler J. Hoppe, and Audrey R. and Norah G. Nuccio.

Mrs. Cyze left Cuba, married with a 2 month-old infant, to start a new life in the United States. Her family lived in Chicago before coming to North Wales.

She was employed as a hairdresser. She enjoyed hobbies of sewing, painting, and especially still life art.

A private memorial service will be held for the immediate family, Monday, December 11, 2023.

In lieu of flowers, please consider donating to Parkinson’s research.

Thank you to all for your kind words of support.

8 thoughts on “Lucrecia Nereida Cyze–12/6/2023

  1. AYA asi le decia yo, mami me decia que cuando yo era pequena en lugar de decir hermana le decia Aya, y ese nombre se quedo hasta El final de sus dias
    MI mama y mis hermanos estuvieron con ella Para darle Luz y ensennarle El Camino, un Camino sin Dolores y Paz.
    Adios hasta que nos volveremos a ver.
    Nora

  2. Aya, asi le decia yo, mami me decia que ciando yo hera pequenarn lugar de decir hermana le decia Ayay ese nombre se quedo hasta El final de sus dias.
    Mi mama ❤️ y mis hermanos estuvieron con ella Para darle Luz, y enseyarle El Camino, sin Dolores y Paz.
    Adios Aya hasta que nos volberemos a ver

  3. My sincere condolences to your family. Lucy was a proud and elegant woman who loved her daughters Magdalena and Miriam, and her grand children. They were her pride and joy. May she rest in peace. Minerva and Silverio Haro

  4. When I was little

    When I was little
    my mom said
    where are you going alone?
    accompany me
    and then we went out together

    How many years have passed
    when you left my side
    I don’t know how soon you will come
    when we then can hold hands

    When I woke up yesterday
    I had the window open,
    with the red sun outside
    and when it’s time to fly
    I will find the earth in pieces
    and again alone.

    by Lucrecia Hernandez Cyze, edited /translated by Magdalena Ruz Gonzalez

  5. Cuando era chiquitita

    Cuando era chiquitita
    mi mama dicia
    adonde vas tu solita?
    acompañame a la vez
    y después salimos solitas

    Cuantos años han pasado
    cuando se me fuiste de mi lado
    no se que pronto vendrás
    cuando nos llevamos de la mano

    Cuando ayer me levanté
    tenia la ventana abierta,
    con el sol rojo afuera
    y cuando sea hora de volar
    encontraria la tierra de pedazos
    y otra vez solita.

    by Lucrecia Hernandez Cyze, edited by Magdalena Ruz Gonzalez, June 2022

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