Alyce Jarr

My sincere condolences to the Jarr family. I just heard from Ron today my heart goes out to the entire family. Alyce had a long life Ron said and yes we all will pass on some day too. Take care, love and hugs

We offer our sincere condolences. My sister (Mary Martin Jarr) and her husband (Ron Jarr) always spoke so highly of Alyce. She meant so much to them. I remember meeting Alyce many years ago! She led an exemplary life and will be missed. Jean and Ken Martin

To- Mary, Ron, kay, bob, shelia, bill, Patricia and Dick and all the grandchildren and great grandchildren you have been privileged to be a part of Alyce. Growing up I admired her looks, especially when she was chosen to represent Wisconsin as Dairy Queen, her determination, her people skills and her devotion to God. To me she was an example of love, strength, compassion and her willing to never give up, kept us all focused. She had such great common sense and commitment. She never forgot...

Aunts Helen and Lois, and the entire Jarr family, Eleanor and I offer you are deepest sorrow and condolences. I have only the fondest memories of Alyce, "Uncle Jack", and all of my late mother Janet´s brothers and sisters from since I was a small child. They were all beautiful, successful, strong, tough, funny, loving, giving, and closely knit siblings, and I was very fortunate to have been Blessed by having them as Aunts and Uncles and role models throughout my life. It´s with great...

I am very sorry for the loss of Alyce. I first met her when her husband was admitted to Cedar Landing to live. Her and I hit it off real well. She loved my dancing around and joke telling. Just a week ago, she was laughing and smiling at my dancing. I truly enjoyed knowing not only Alyce but also Jack...both were wonderful people to know. May God's peace be with each family and friends of Alyce. My memories will always be fond of her and she will never be forgotten.