Alma Lukosiunaite Shillcutt

Alma was born on 14 November, 1971 in Panevezys, Lithuania, USSR as the only child of Zigita Dupiniene - Udrenaite Klemensa (1 May 1943 - Living) and Jonas Lukosiunas (1942 - 1998). She passed away in Orange Park Florida on 29 July 2016 as the wife of Donald Dee Shillcutt Jr (surviving spouse). She was the Mother of Kevin Luke Shillcutt (surviving only Son) at home in Orange Park Florida, and is survived as the only daughter of Zigita Dupiniene - Udrenaite Povilas Klemensa (surviving Mother) also living in Orange Park., Florida. Alma emigrated to the United States from Lithuania in October, 2002 to marry Donald Shillcutt in Jacksonville Florida on 9 November 2002. She met many new friends in Jacksonville, and has many surviving friends and relatives in Lithuania. Alma met Donald in Lithuania in early 2002 when he visited Lithuania. Alma was proud to be a part of the New and Free Lithuania after they gained their independence from Russia. Alma married Donald in Jacksonville and they had one Son, Kevin, born on 10 August 2003, and Alma was a loving, working Mother and Wife and a professional Baker working full time at Publix’s in Orange Park Florida. Alma became a proud Naturalized Citizen of the United States on Flag Day, 14 June 2007, and she sponsored her widowed mother to immigrate to the United States. Her Mother Zigita became a Naturalized Citizen of the United States on 26 April 2016 and will now live with Alma’s surviving Spouse and her Grandson to provide loving support to Alma’s family. Alma left us before her time and will be sorry missed by Family and friends. A Memorial Service is planned at the Basilica of the Immaculate Conception, 121 East Duval Street, Jacksonville, Florida, 32202, at 2:00PM , on 16 August 2016, for the widely dispersed (mostly Southeast US and Lithuania) family. Her final resting place has not yet been identified, but she desired to be interned with her American Family at an American Cemetery in Florida. Burial will be at a later date as a private family affair. If desired, memorials may be made to as donations to your church or favorite charities.