Alice May Bernhard

Alice had such a love of life! She cared for my father for months before his death and for that our family will always be beyond greatful. She was quick to laugh and even quicker to love. She has always been an example of compassion, caring and joy to everyone that knew her.

May the God of all comfort strengthen the family during this time of deep sorrow. Those who pass on, God keeps in his memory because they are precious in his eyes. My sincerest condolences. (Psalms 116:15)

Alice, you were an inspiration to me. A true, blue hero!

Aunt Alice or as we knew her, Aunt B, was as full of life and fun as any kid could ask for. Our time as one big family on camping trips make the best of my childhood memories. There was never such a thing as too many rowdy kids for her. The more the merrier it seemed. As the last of that generation of Dunigans she will be greatly missed. ❤❤❤

Alice was such a sweet and caring woman. I enjoyed teaching Sunday School with her at Brighton UCC. I am thankful for her life and being able to be part of some of her great grandchildren's lives.

There has been talk that I once did Alice a favor, but I assure you it was nothing compared to what she gave me: an emotional center to my life's work. I will be eternally grateful that I got to know Alice. She was my hero.