ALICE "ALLY" SHAW

While at Thanksgiving dinner the other day with my sister and her family I met a friend of hers who is in the bicycle business. I mentioned to Ginny that the person who taught me how it ride a 2 wheeler was none other than Ally, not even knowing that she had passed. Ginny then mentioned this page and sent it to me so I could share that little story. Hope everyone is doing well.

You are still on my Prayer list. Hope and pray you are soaring with the Angels in heaven. Mike Eliason 11/25/19

I still miss you Al and think of you everyday, it's already been three years but it feels like yesterday . I pray you are soaring with the angels. Love, pat

My sincere condolences to Ally's family and friends. I worked with Ally at Columbia, and we shard many a laugh and good times. She left for another position, and I Couldn't believe she was leaving me. I know you are making the Angel's laugh.
Carol Mastrogiovanni

From the moment I met Ally, I loved her. She sized me up when she found out I was marrying her nephew, and I was relieved when I passed the test. After that, I felt immediately welcomed into the family and I appreciated and respected Ally's devotion to her family as well as her willingness to embrace new members. I enjoyed so many fun times with her dancing, crabbing, and hanging out, as well as some really great conversations about the mysteries of life. Ally was amazing and very...

I didn't have the privilege of knowing
Ally in those early years.It's been close
to 30 years ago that I met her.They are years of memories I will cherish that go on and on.Laughter she brought to me to last a lifetime.Right up to a
day I spent with her in mid-Sept. She had that great sense of humor,her quiet
inside laugh,and those facial expressions that "said it all" while we
would reminiscence.Her love of life,
boating,fishing and crabbing.Believe
me you...

I, too, grew up on Greeby St, one of the most populated streets with kids in the city of Phila. but Ally always stood out among the many with her dazzling always present smile that will always be her trademark along with her kindness. She was my next door neighbor along with all of the bewitching blond haired, blue eyed Shaw girls. We shared secret message knocks on the adjoining walls with our codes and there was never a dull moment. Ally will be dearly missed by all, but her smile will live...

sorry i wasnt atthe service,just couldnt do it with the holidays coming soon,im sadenough dealing with holidays without my pown parentss,judst couldnt endure any more stress orsadness right now!but sending my love and sympathy to the shaw family!never met ally but heard from otheres what a nice,cool person she was!

Ally I know is so very very proud at the joyous way her family and friends expressed there love and memories of a life cut so short. Marty and I attended her service yesterday. We were just overwhelmed at the sadness of her loss but we took home a feeling of comfort and peace and also a sense of pride and I now realize just how lucky I am to be a part of Allys' family. It was the greatest celebration of someones life I ever experienced and thank God I was a part of it. We will miss Ally...