Alicia Flaherty Stein

Dear all: I just learned of Alicia's passing last night from friends in New Castle.She was a radiant, thoughtful,and extremely talented woman I had the pleasure of directing her in several shows at Westminster College and my late husband Lou Lager, had her in several classes. We all spent happy times at her home in just visiting, and for cast parties. Her sisters, Mom and Dad were a delight to know. My daughter had also played with Lyn's daughter
when they visited Mary Jane. I...

Aunt Alicia, you were an inspiration to us all. Knowing that this will be the first full year without you in my life, and my family's lives, is just something I never wanted to experience. Words cannot express the impact you had on my life. You helped shape the person I am now, and the man I will become, and I thank you for that. I love you with all my heart.

- PJ Flaherty

I still miss you so much & the wound feels so raw. I've needed to talk to you practically every day since you left us & I just hate it. I can't imagine Thanksgiving without you. I can't imagine the Beach without you. I miss your laugh, your sarcasm, your wit, your kindness, your empathy, but most of all, I miss your love. I wish I could wave a magic wand & make you come back home healthy & happy. But wishes, as we know, are for children. This child loves you & misses you more than words can say.

I am sorry to hear about your lose. Alicia was a beautiful woman and always treated me well. God Bless her! You have my prayers.
Sherri Leslie (Past Employee)

Sorry to hear about Alicia's passing. I never had the great pleasure of meeting her in person, but she must have been one of God's Angels on earth. I'm sure she must be smiling down on your whole family.

The sweetest and most beautiful woman I've ever seen with my own eyes. With great sympathy to the Stein/Flaherty families.

I had the honor to know her , she was a wonderful and beautiful person . We all going to miss her .

I am so sad to hear about the lose of Alicia. I was a childhood friend and have tried to find her without success until now. My name is Rosemary Brice Eastman. She has been in my thoughts for the last couple of years. I did not know she was sick. She was a very special person and loved to have a good time even when we were very young. We had no problem getting into (innocent) trouble. She was a natural beauty..we spent many times at the farm where her Father would scare us as we slept on...

I played the Tin-Man and Alicia was the Scarecrow in the Westminster College Production of The Wizard of Oz. I hadn't thought about her in many years and her face popped into my head last week. I was compelled to google her today and learned of her passing. We never dated but we had adventures. One day we posed as a wealthy couple and took a Pantera for a test drive, returning to the dealership 5 hours later! What fun! What a strong spirit and delight she was. She promised to take me to the...