Alice Whitecotton Barry

My sincere condolences to the family,may you find comfort in the God of all comfort during this difficult time

So sorry for your loss. When someone you love becomes a memory the memory become a treasure so treasure the memory.
Matt 5:4,5

BC~
California

MAY YOU FIND COMFORT IN KNOWING THAT ALL THOSE WHO DIED ARE IN GOD MEMORY BECAUSE THEY ARE PRECIOUS IN HIS EYES.REMEMBER GOD DOES CARES 1 PETER 5:6,7

Psalms 90:10 says that the days of our years are 70 years, And if because of special mightiness they are 80 years. May the memories of the wonderful times you shared together bring a smile and joy in your heart.

To the family and friends of Alice Whitecotton, please accept my condolences. May you find comfort knowing that those who died,God keeps them in his memory. And at Psalms 116:15 they are precious in his eyes.

As you remember your love one, as God heals your broken hearts (Psalm 147:3), may your treasured memories bring you peace, comfort, and strength to endure.

We will always remember Cita (and Jim) as our wonderful next door neighbor(s) in La Jolla. Our fond memories of Cita will include seeing her outside pretty much daily, gardening in a dress and apron... always wearing a dress...I dont think I ever saw her in slacks...she was the epitome of the old fashioned sensibility of the next door neighbor...bringing us the fruits of her labor...even once bringing us honey in it's comb straight from her yard...we didnt even know there were bees there! We loved the wild berries she grew. Because our houses were so close, only separated by a narrow driveway, we often heard the piano playing or the teaching of piano to a student. We miss our home at Olivetas and Cita (and Jim...out front in the driveway fixing his car) will always be a part of our wonderful memories there. It was a joy reading her obituary...wow, there is so much we didnt know...what a wonderful and full life she lived. Our healing thoughts go out to her family during this time of loss and sorrow.

Kerri Klein and Mark Wiesner

To the Family: May you find strength to cope with the loss of your dearly loved one from the God of all comfort, who has promised to comfort and strengthen you during this difficult and sadden time of loss . 2 Cor. 1:3,

I am so sorry for the loss of your loved one. My hope in prayers for the entire family are abundant. Please see psalm 9:9,10 to see God's desire to take care of you. He's the God that brings immense comfort and real hope for a happy future.

Psalms 90:10 says that the days of our years are 70 years, And if because of special mightiness they are 80 years. May the memories of the wonderful times you shared together bring a smile and joy in your heart.

Psalms 90:10 says that the days of our years are 70 years, And if because of special mightiness they are 80 years. May the memories of the wonderful times you shared together bring a smile and joy in your heart.

TO THE FAMILY. I AM TRULY SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS. MAY THE GOD OF ALL COMFORT BE WITH YOU AT THIS TIME. JEREMIAH 29:11.

Bless you, dear Cita, as a warm, sweet and much valued member of our little Spanish group, The Tertulia. Throughout these many (20+) years you have been a most gracious hostess, hospitable and welcoming. Your company was a sheer delight, and you were an inspiration. I loved seeing you ride up in your, much cherished, Peugeot. What a wonderful life you've enjoyed. Once you told me that, "everyone of your children was a delight." You were blessed and so were they. God Speed, Mary Rayes

As a Whitecotton-Powers nephew of Aunt Cita, I shall always remember her depth of soul being at least as vast as her comprehensive intellect, her caring for each of her children, and for her sister, my Mother, Helen W. Powers. Springing from the same soil, both proved in countless ways extraordinary spirits not ever to be forgotten, or otherwise lost, in the "hazy ruins of time." As with their Mother and Father, and Aunt Cita's husband, our Uncle Jim, both were in their respective ways intrepid, powerful individuals. Aunt Cita's potent humility and love of culture was especially noteworthy among her many gifts in her expansive pantheon of great qualities. She passes from us loved beyond expression.
- Arthur Whitecotton Powers (Denver)