Alice F. Arellano

Aunt Alice will be missed dearly! She was a quick witted funny lady that always made me laugh. Spending time with her and my father Ed her youngest brother are some of the best times of my life. Sorry for your loss! lots of love.

Dorothy and Phil, When a loved one goes on to a better place, there are no good words of comfort. We who respond can only hope that our friendship will some how help you during this trying times. I know Alice is happy now, she has her memory and strength back, and she can dance and party without end. She will be waiting for her family with loving arms.

JUST AS THE SUN WILL SET THEN RISE WITH EACH AND EVERY DAWN, THE SOULS OF THOSE WHO LIVED LIFE WELL ETERNALLY LIVE ON.....
NOW THAT THE SUN HAS SEEMED TO SET ON ONE SO VERY DEAR, PLEASE KNOW A SOUL WHO LIVED SO WELL REMAINS FOREVER NEAR.
MAY YOU KEEP ALL OF YOUR SPECIAL MEMORIES DEEP IN YOUR HEART.
WITH HEARTFELT SYMPATHY.

I will miss you Aunt Alice all my memories of you are always with you and my Dad (your brother Eddward) laughing and making jokes on each others expense you are united with all your brothers and sisters now may you all be at piece love always your niece

Our thoughts and prayers are with you Jeanette...


Ty & Pam Woods

Our thoughts and prayer are with you and your family. Alice will be miss, she was a good sister-n-law, and aunt to Edward and my children. Love Beverly

Grandma Alice was so much fun. I do remember the "old days" at Santa Paula Healthcare in the kitchen. She always warned everyone "here comes that lady, get a cleaning rag". That lady misses the fun times with her as you all will.

My name is Teresa Fernandez and I am Alice's niece. I had been thinking about her the last several weeks and had planned to call Dorothy to let her know that I was planning to come and visit. My mom and I found out last night through my cousin Dora. I am going to miss her but I know that she is in a better place and is probably having the time of her life right now, reunited with her family.
My dad, mom, and I spent alot of time with her when she was living in the Senior Complex. She had the best sense of humor and could tell the greatest stories.
She will be missed.