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Alyssa Olson Obituary
30, of Gilbert, AZ passed away on June 09, 2016. Alyssa was born on November 27, 1985 in Phoenix, AZ. She graduated from Gilbert High School. Her life was filled with a love of music, singing and worshiping the Lord. She is survived by her husband Braden Taft Olson, her parents William "Ed" and Barbara Romine of Gilbert, four brothers; Matthew Fischer, Chris (Jill) Fischer, Scott Romine and Ty Romine along with six sisters; Michelle McMorine, Tammy Romine, Rhonda Romine, Chelsea (Seth) Van Fossan, Rebecca Romine and Melia Romine. Alyssa had seven nephews & nieces she loved and adored; Braeden, Victor, Jordan, Alex, Mikaella, Rowan and Zoey. Memorial Services will be held at Sun Valley Community Church - Tempe on June 24th, 2016 at 11:00am.
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Zoey Lynn larson
June 22, 2022
I was Alyssa´s Niece I am 8 years old now. She was the sweetest person I have ever met.You will always be in my heart Alyssa my mother Tammy loved you I always think of you Thank you for all the memories
Carla
June 28, 2016
I'm so sorry to hear about your loss. May your memories comfort your heart; and God help the Olson family during this time of sorrow. Isa.41:13
Mark Sequeira
June 24, 2016
We knew Alyssa from Evident Life Church and her brother Ty. She helped lead worship for a time, and was always seeking to encourage others.
As a father of a young daughter as well (who is also a worshipper), I cannot imagine what you are going through as parents. As a family.
When my daughter was 7, she wrote her first story and I hope it encourages you. She also longed for heaven, so much so that sometimes we worried about her, because heaven and Jesus were so real and she couldn't wait to be there. Here is her story:
"When I get to heaven, I am going to walk the streets of gold.
See all the jewels and Jesus.
Then I am going to swim with the ducks."
- Gabrielle Sequeira
I know that Alyssa is enjoying heaven, walking the streets of gold, and seeing Jesus (maybe even swimming with ducks!), and I hope that this fierce longing for heaven, and the prayers and condolences of so many of us that knew her, brings some comfort to you, her family.
All of our prayers. May you find comfort in the same strong arms that now hold Alyssa.
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