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[[File:Lucy Sandella.jpg|right|thumb||Lucy Sandella, undated. Courtesy of Linda Goodell.]]'''Born: '''April 7, 1913 | [[File:Lucy Sandella.jpg|right|thumb||Lucy Sandella, undated. Courtesy of Linda Goodell.]] | ||
'''Born: '''April 7, 1913 | |||
'''Died: '''January 11, 1937, Saranac Lake, NY | '''Died: '''January 11, 1937, Saranac Lake, NY | ||
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'''Married: '''Nathan Sandella, c. 1935 | '''Married: '''Nathan Sandella, c. 1935 | ||
'''Lucy Sandella '''(nee Cozzolina) came to Saranac Lake on or around March 27, 1936 to seek treatment for tuberculosis, but unfortunately her cure was unsuccessful. She died at age 23 after battling TB for a year. She received a pneumothorax operation on June 5, 1936, and was treated by Dr. Elmer Highberger. She was staying at [[Burke | '''Lucy Sandella '''(nee Cozzolina) came to Saranac Lake on or around March 27, 1936 to seek treatment for tuberculosis, but unfortunately her cure was unsuccessful. She died at age 23 after battling TB for a year. She received a pneumothorax operation on June 5, 1936, and was treated by Dr. Elmer Highberger. She was staying at [[Burke Cottage|9 Front Street]] when she died, and was buried in [[St. Bernard's Cemetery]]. | ||
''Information provided by her niece, Linda Goodell, in 2021, and from her death certificate filed with the Village of Saranac Lake. '' | ''Information provided by her niece, Linda Goodell, in 2021, and from her death certificate filed with the Village of Saranac Lake. '' | ||
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Born: April 7, 1913
Died: January 11, 1937, Saranac Lake, NY
Married: Nathan Sandella, c. 1935
Lucy Sandella (nee Cozzolina) came to Saranac Lake on or around March 27, 1936 to seek treatment for tuberculosis, but unfortunately her cure was unsuccessful. She died at age 23 after battling TB for a year. She received a pneumothorax operation on June 5, 1936, and was treated by Dr. Elmer Highberger. She was staying at 9 Front Street when she died, and was buried in St. Bernard's Cemetery.
Information provided by her niece, Linda Goodell, in 2021, and from her death certificate filed with the Village of Saranac Lake.