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A. Alicia Flagler Gelvick

Bloomington, Minnesota

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Gelvick, A. Alicia Flagler age 82, July 26, 1924-Jan. 19, 2007, of Pine City, MN and previously of Savage, MN, passed away Friday morning at The Alterra of Lynnwood, WA. She is survived by her daughter, Kay Kann (Richard A.) Nelson; son, David W. Gelvick (Peggy); grandchildren, Karl (Stephanie) Kann and Kurt (Shay) Kann, Willa, Zoe and Kathryn Gelvick; great-grandchildren Hunter and Thomas Kann; sister, Rosita Flores Miro (nephews, 'Papo' & 'Paske' Miro); sister-in-law, Thelma Gelvick (Leonard) Tacke; nieces and nephew, Linda Thares, Diann (Duane) Halverson and Dan (Nadine) Thares. She was preceded in death by husbands, Warren F. Gelvick, owner of Gelvick Insurance Agency of Savage, Palmer Flagler of Pine City, and Wayne Smith of Brownsville, TX. She married Warren in 1943 at the Naval Aviation Base in San Juan, Puerto Rico. He died in June 1984. Alicia was a member of the Eastern Star, St. James Lutheran Church in Savage, Pine City Lions Club and Pine City Golfers' Association, volunteer at Moose Lake State Hospital and acted as an interpreter for Cuban refugees held at Ft. McCoy, WI in 1980. She and Warren were active in the Retired Military Officers Association of America. Alicia led singing with her guitar at many social functions. She wintered in Brownsville, TX. Her hobbies included gardening, fishing, hiking and birding. Visitation Sunday, Jan. 28, 6-8 PM at Gill Brothers Funeral Chapel, 9947 Lyndale Ave South, Bloomington with an Eastern Star Tribute at 7 PM. Funeral Service Monday, 1 PM at Gill Brothers, Pastor Will Nordmark officiating. Visitation 1 hour prior. Interment Fort Snelling National Cemetery. GILL BROTHERS Bloomington Chapel 952-888-7771
This obituary was originally published in the Star Tribune.

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Dear David, Peggy and Family.

I am sorry to hear the news of the loss of David's Mother. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Kevin Haertzen

Kay, David and families
My sympathy on your loss. Sorry I am unable to attend the service and reviewal and yet would have liked to been there for you. When I lost my Mother someone told me you never really lose your Mother - at that time I was too wrapped up in grief to think that, but after 24 yrs I have learned you do not ever lose her.
My prayers are with you and thinking of you.

Dearest Shortie
From the first day you came into our lives, you brought us so much love and joy. You will live in our hearts forever, dear little sister.
Rest in peace till we meet again.
We love you.
Thelma and Leonard

I will miss you my Mamacita.
Jug (La Crosse)

You have brought so much happiness into my life and I will miss you so very much. I think of you all the time.

Dear Kay and David and Families,
With Deepest Sympathy, my thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.
Sincerely,
Susan VanGorden

My family will always be greatful for having the opportunity to know and love such a sweet energetic little fire cracker. Our memories of you will keep us smiling. We love you Alicia and you will forever live in our hearts.

Dearest Shortie!
The memories of you will never be forgotten and I will miss you terribly.
Ingrid Kuz