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Mrs. McCue passed away peacefully at her home in Boise on the morning of September 29, 2025 in the presence of immediate family and daughter-in-law. She was born in Dubach, Lincoln Parish, Louisiana to parents, Thomas Allen and Leona (Green) Farmer. The family moved to Missouri where she graduated with honors from Camden High School in 1951.
While working in Kansas City, Missouri she met and married her husband, Herbert Lee McCue in 1955. After the birth of their first child they subsequently lived in California and Arizona prior to settling in the Boise, Idaho area where she passed away. Mrs. McCue resided at the Spring Gardens Senior Living facility for three years prior to moving to her current home.
She was preceded in death by her mother in 1976; husband, Lee in 1995; daughter, Debra Lynn McCue, aged one and a half; brothers: G. H. Farmer of Richmond, MO and Thomas Watson Farmer of Kansas City, MO; three sisters: Lolita Maxine Britt of Fleming, MO, Lena Elizabeth Ross of Kansas City, MO and Glenda Juanito Bird of Gladstone, Mo, plus four nephews and one great niece.
She is survived by her son, Dennis Lee McCue of Meridian, ID; four grandchildren: Dustin Lee McCue, Aaron Matthew McCue, Kimberly Elizabeth McCue and Eric Michael Yeates; six great-grandchildren; and daughter-in-law, Rhonda McCue of Boise. The sixth from her family of seven children, she leaves one younger brother, John Lee Farmer of San Diego, CA. She will also be missed by one nephew; four nieces and many great nephews and nieces, plus great-great and great-great-great nieces and nephews and even be a proud great-great-great-great aunt to two nieces.
She attained the longest lifespan in memory of both parents’ families and will be dearly remembered for her pleasant manner, kind disposition and unfailing good humor.
Mrs. McCue, a devout Christian, was a member of the First Baptist Church of Camden, MO. A loving mother and grandmother, she spent her golden years in the meticulous care of her devoted and beloved son, Dennis, her caring daughter-in-law, Rhonda and in her unshakable faith in God.
Flowers and cards may be sent to the McCue family at Accent Funeral Home and Cremation. The family requests memorials to a favorite charity in lieu of monetary contributions.
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