Alice, a friend that I will never forget,  I remember the day I found out what happened and it broke my hurt...  Although I never worked side by side everyday, you worked with my son Danny, you became like a mother to him, and a grandmother to my grandkids, who grew to love you like a gramma... You were always there for everyone no matter what the situation was, day or night. The last message I got from you, was u wanted to ask me something, and I was at the hospital, and never got to text or call you back, and it’s breaks my heart not knowing what u needed or wanted to talk about.. Brings me to tears everyday, just not knowing... Love u to pieces and missing u like crazy...  RIP 

There are so many things I’d like to say Alice, but I don’t know where to begin. You were my best friend, you were there for me for anything I needed, all I had to do was call and I’d hear your mustang coming down the road. From helping find my first car, to being there for me when I got sick I never felt alone. I could call you and talk about everything even if it was Just to hear your voice, my conversations with you were timeless, I don’t know what to do now without you. I want to pick up the phone to call you and tell you about my day but I know I can’t but I know wherever you are you’ll be watching and listening. Lucy and I will always love you and I’m grateful for all the time we’ve shared with you. You are our super hero. Never a goodbye, see you later my dearest Alice.

I remember MANY nights, after a shift, going home an hour or more later, still in the parking lot, as our vehicles warmed up, just coming up with new strategies to accomplish something. I was not an "original", but have been accepted by the remaining, and know the pain. I was fortunate to know Alice to a degree. I wish I had more time to pick her brain. She seemed to know something about EVERYTHING. She is the type of person that if she meets you, she knows you and takes care of you. She helped me so many times in my few years with her. I, unfortunately, was her last direct manager. She was an absolutely AMAZING person. Of course, as a family, you disagree at times, but as Alice accepted me in, we were working in harmony, until last July, when the news hit us all hard, she was stage 4. We were functioning almost perfect until then. She fought an amazing battle.  I am still in shock, but I thank her family for helping her in being so strong. Without her mother, son, sister, and other immediate family, we would not have had Alice, so I thank you too. Remember, we ALL carry a piece of her, so she is not forgotten. Definitely not gone. Alice, this is not goodbye. I will see you later.

 

Our deepest condolences go out to your family. 

Alice’s personality was just as rare as her mustang and will never be forgotten.  The devotion she had for her mustang illuminates the devotion she had for her family. You can always count on Alice to be at every event. 

Alice always supported her nephew Freddy in all his adventures, yet her core root was being with her family and having a good time. 

Ms. Kyle, it breaks our hearts to see you hurting, but just know that the bond that you had between you and your sister will never be broken. Remember all the good times you had with Alice and now you can see Alice’s legacy through her son, Brandon. 

The future gatherings are going to be different without Alice there, yet we know that she is driving her mustang in peace; nevertheless, driving pedal to the metal with a smile on her face. 

We love you Alice, you’ll be forever in our hearts. 

Louis, Kris, Jake, and Rebecca. 

Alice, your life was always about helping every living thing you met,  people  as well as animals. Thank you for a life well lived. 

OBITUARY

Alice Martin

February 28, 1967 – April 4, 2019

Oakdale Mortuary & Memorial Park

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