Alice Kay Appel

Alice was a beautiful lady who cared so much about everyone she met and the students she taught. I first met and served with her on the GJEA board. My heart goes out to her family; I send my prayers and condolences. May her memory be a blessing.

Dear Family, I just learned of your loss of Alice. I had talked with her earlier this year and she spoke of her family, Jeremy and Julie with pride, and how much she enjoyed retirement. Sending prayers of His peace and comfort to you all at this time.

Prayers for all of Alice's family during this difficult time. I appreciated getting to know Alice's through the Capital Alumnae group CUAC. She was a gracious and friendly spirit who always seemed to be smiling. She will be missed and remembered with fondness by many.

Thank you Julie for bringing your Beautiful mother Alice in my life. It definitely won't be the same but will surely be missed.

I first knew Alice when in my Sr. year at Cap. She and Diane lived down and across the hall from me in Schoedinger Setterlin and after Capital as the loving wife of my friend, David Appel. I always felt her loving, caring, compassionate character when in her presence and appreciated their acts of kindness when my husband, Gary, left this earthly life. May your family and all those who were touched by this dear woman of faith be surrounded by "The Shelter of Shalom". M.L. (Boies) Anderson

Alice was a wonderful lady. She was a member of Fairh Lutheran Church and was a great volunteer. She will be missed. Hugs and prayers for her family and friends

Rick & I are so sorry for your loss of Alice. My smart & beautiful 1st cousin who could sing like my Mother. She sang at my Mother´s Edith Stuck´s funeral in 1990. So beautiful! It is so shocking. God Bless.