Lucille Berrien Quotes

Things are going so backwards in Milwaukee, makes you wish for those days to come back.

I was 24 years old when I became a widow, and I think about all those mothers who have husbands in Iraq. It will be harder for them than it was for me. I always said that if anything happened to my husband I would take the kids up North. I thought they would have a higher quality education.

I’m never afraid to walk the streets of Milwaukee.

On a professional level, my law firm also enacts her philosophy. If we make Lucille proud, I know we’re doing our job and making good on our mission statement.

They need to know why they are where they are. And they don’t. It’s the young people that make the world go ‘round.

I supported them. I thought what they were doing was correct.

It was a lot of hard work, And I knew I wasn’t going to win. There are two kinds of power: money power and people power. If you don’t have the money, you can still win with people.

I want change for my grandchildren.