Alyce C. Martin

Alice was such an important part of the Lompoc community. I saw her at almost every community event I attended. Her ready smile and kindness was a wonderful addition to any group of which she was a member. We appreciated her longtime support of the Lompoc Museum as did so many other organizations. She will be dearly missed. We extend our deep sympathy to her family. What a full and well-lived life!

She was a charming lady, always with a smile . Her lifetime of involvement in the community is what made Lompoc home for so many of us. She will be a beautiful, happy angel in heaven. What a blessing she was to all who knew her. My condolences to all the family.

Alyce left quite a legacy of family, friends, and community improvements. Warren and I met Alyce and Perry
in the early 1960's. We have many memories of sharing time together working on and enjoying flower shows, fashion shows, dinner dances and other events with her. We will miss her, her ever-present smile and endless energy. We hold her family in our thoughts and prayers. Barbara and Warren Culberson

Alice was a dear and precious friend. I will always treasure her friendship.

Alyce was a wonderful and gracious lady. She will live on in her Shasta Daisies that she generously shared with me. When the daisy plant gets too big I separate it and share it with others always letting them know it came from Alyce’s garden. Janet Shiers.

What a wonderful lady and Alpha friend. She was so happy and fun to be around. My committee and I had chosen Alyce's wonderful yard for our Alpha Garden Tour last year and had to cancel due to Covid. I am so sorry we could not have had it. She knew a lot of history and knew our family also, so it was a pleasure to know and meet her. Sincere sympathy to all of her family.