Alice Wedemeyer Sedgwick

I grew up "up the road" from Jack and Alice in the house that once belonged to Jack's mother. They were such kind-hearted neighbors, especially when my brothers and I came skidding onto their property with our bikes, narrowly missing their garage. Often times Alice would invite me down to play piano despite the fact that I was just a kid and barely knew how. She would encourage me. When I went to college at UO, I remember how pleased she was that I joined the Alpha Phi house. I knew that...

Alice was always such an elegant woman. I will always have very fond memories of Jack and Alice.

Thank YOU for all the words honoring your Loved One's admirable Life. It cre-8-s a new perpetu-8-ion of Awe'll Best B4 US...Blessings!

I was a student of Avery Sedgwick many years ago when she was a young teacher in Prineville Oregon in the early 70's, I now know what made you so special and why I sensed you were different. Although I never knew your mother, I see the qualities in you that I recall many years later. My condolences on your loss. I've thought of you often and the impression you made on me that has stayed wtih me all my life. I see where it came from now, a very special mother.

Steven Negron

Alice shared love and laughter with all whom she knew. We send our condolences to all family members. Brad & Janet Mersereau