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BORN
1945
DIED
2009
Alice Ashley Obituary
Memorial service: 2 p.m. Saturday, March 7, at Lucas Funeral Home in Keller.
Alice was an avid reader and enjoyed music and travel. She was a loving daughter, sister and aunt. She was preceded in death by her parents, Raymond and Opal Ashley.
Survivors: Brothers, Ronald Ashley and Morris Ashley and wife, Susan; sister, Carol Hogan and husband, Ken; numerous nieces and nephews; and a large extended family.
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Dionne Adkison
March 22, 2009
My Uncle Morris is your brother. I did not know you real well but my dearest sympathies go out to your whole family especially my Uncle Morris and Cousin Eric. I know you are loved and missed. -Dionne Adkison
March 8, 2009
The last time I saw Alice was in Canton. We were celebrating Patty kuehl's birthday. I talked with her and Carol and enjoyed the fun and laughs. I did not know about her home going until Jim Pedigo emailed me. I shall remember all the times we shared with Patty. The two of them are probably enjoying seeing each other again. Only this time, they are with our Lord!!
To Carol and the rest of Alice's family, you will be in my prayers for the comfort and peace He gives to us during our time grief.
In is love.
Regina Franklin(Walker)
March 8, 2009
Ronald, Morris and Carol,
My thoughts and prayers are with you in this time of grief. May your memories of Alice bring you comfort, knowing that now she is free from the bonds of suffering.
I have memories of Alice at Fort Worth's First Baptist church in 1962, where she was part of the youth group. I will always remember her dry wit and how she could curl her upper lip when disagreeing with something. I was hoping to see her soon at a reunion which is being planned for that group.
~ James Pedigo - (817) 658•6153 - [email protected]
March 6, 2009
On behalf of ABODE Treatment Inc. Ashley was a pleasent lady to work with and beautiful lady to be in the company of. We will miss you Ashley.
Ms. Norman,Ms. Harris and Company
March 6, 2009
Alice is the reason I am now in Tarrant County! She was fun to work with, had the most beautiful skin - like all in her family and always believed in carrying a really good hand bag!! She will be missed by many but thought of often. Tina DeLacerda
pat fuller
March 6, 2009
Carol, So sorry to read about the lose of your sister. I know we havent seen each other in many years. Your where a good friend of my moms, Libbye Burk..
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