Condolence: Uncle Adolph and my father, Edward Tucky, were two of a kind! We will fondly remember the twinkle in Adolph's eyes and great sense of humor. Thanks for being such a great brother to my dad. Love, Warren and Annamarie Tucky

Condolence: Adolph Tucky, I remember the 1950's and the rides in his new Cadillacs. For a kid living next to the steel mills what can you say. I remember Tucky's Garage on Clark Avenue and West 11th [the Clark Bridge is long gone] and Tucky's Bar at Rowley and West 14th. Too young to know what went on inside. It's been well over 50 years but it is like yesterday. Ron was more my age while my brother Dennis was more Roger and Richard's. At that time I recall Richard had a 61 Blue Pontiac Bonneville Convertible with a 421 engine and the West 14th and Castle neighborhood was are playground. Was it fact or fiction that you were too tall and your heat once popped through the roof going through the gears? Steve and Kay's store on the alley [W13th] was a place to have a coke and sit and watch the world go by or at least the Lincoln High Football team. Now it's an empty lot the alley behind your house overgrown where once baseball was played. The ole neighborhood is coming back as best that it can but it will never be the same. The Families Guido's, Kay and Steve, Clayton Joseph, Bruce Davenport, Bania's, Willis's [still can hear the music coming from their garage in the alley] The only family I know that still live's on 12th are the Kusek's and Hadam's. The street pretty much is the same. Our old house anat 2999 West 12th still stands. I as well as my brothers and sister [Dennis, Larry, Danny, and Susan] extend are deepest sympathy to the entire Tucky Family. Great Memories never go away. God Bless Edward and Bernie Juchnowski PS: Richard and Roger might remember Bennie's Barber Shop next to Mallchok's Funeral Home on West 14th and Auburn. I married Bennie's Daughter Bernadine.