Alice Kusmierek

On behalf of Grove City College, please accept our heartfelt condolences on Alice's passing. We were privileged to have Alice as an alumna, and we are so proud to have been a part of a life made full by her her many accomplishments and love for her family and friends. Our deepest sympathies to Jim, Lindsay, Jenna and all of Alice's family.

God never created a better person and role model than you. You changed my life in so many ways. As you and your family were always in my prayers, please know that they remain forever in my heart. Thank you my friend!

As I read the other entries I saw names of members of the class of 1968. When we had our last reunion, sometime that evening I was told that Alice was in Butler visiting her family. I called her at that moment and we shared a few warm words when she stated that she "just wasn't feeling up to attending the reunion". She was honest and strong as she shared the pain of fighting cancer. I'll remember Alice as a charming lady who worked to achieve equity in education. She also loved to laugh...

Jim, Lindsay, Jenna, as well as the Feder family,

Alice will be missed by all of us. It is sad to have lost her to breast cancer at such a young age. However, she remains with each and everyone of us in our hearts. She would want us to remember the good times we had with her.
Being her best friend since 6th grade, I have many fond memories to treasure. We were always together and at each other's house growing up. Many nights were spent playing pool in our basement...

I knew Alice since the fifth grade at the Lyndora School. She was an absolutely beautiful person, in every way.

Alice will always be remembered for her positive attitude and her belief & love of the family. I am happy and pleased to have known her. As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life’s routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

May Alice be remembered for her Happy go lucky person she was. May God take and keep her in his special place.

It's been several years since I last saw Alice. But we went through school together from the earliest years, and I have many fond memories of her and her kindness and humor. She will be missed by many.

Harold & June,
Don and I would like to express our sincerest sympathy to you and your entire family.
Don and Maxine Fisher