Harriet Clark Glasgow  Lucker (1902-1937)

Born in August 1902 at Ft. Meade, South Dakota. Jay Jacobs painted her portrait in Paris in 1928. She was living with and serving as hostess for her brother, William, who in 1931 was stationed in Tientsin, China. While there she met and married Harry Adolf Lucker, an American civilian working as a lawyer in China for Ford Motor Company. The couple had three children, William, Josephine, and Harry Jr.  Harriet contracted tuberculosis and returned to El Paso with the children. She died in 1937 and was buried in Evergreen Cemetery.  The children were raised in the Magoffin Home by their grandparents. Harry remained in China. He lived his last few months in the Magoffin Home and is buried in Evergreen Cemetery.