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Alice Walk Obituary
Born on May 6, 1946, in Mount Kisko, New York, she was a cherished member of the community serving in the Peace Corps on Indian reservations in her 20's, becoming active in scouting with her children and a devoted member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
Alice is survived by her brother Ernest, husband Dale, and their children: JR (Tara), Brigham, Adam (Drazana) , and Heidi (Micah).
Alice leaves behind grandchildren Katia & Andrew (JR), Reagan (Brigham), Zeljko, Mihael & Luke (Adam), Wesley, Nico, Micah & Gavin (Heidi) as well as great grandbaby Deacon (Adam).
She was preceded in death by her father Ernie, her mother Alice and sister Faith.
Her presence will be deeply missed by her family, friends, and all who knew her. Alice's legacy of kindness and devotion will continue to inspire those she leaves behind.
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Pauline Walk
July 15, 2024
My dear sweet Alice was always there for me. Her and I were married to twin brothers, my dear Don passed away just three months ago and she helped me so lovingly through those times and many times before with words of love and compassion. We always said that if we would´ve lived in the same city, we would´ve been Best friends! She promised me lovingly that when she gets to heaven, she will find my dear Don and give him a big hug from me! I will miss our talks so very much. Rest in peace, dear Alice!
Valerie Cole
July 14, 2024
Alice always had a cute smile on her face and always knew how to make you feel welcomed in her lovely home. She sincerely cared about others and was a great listener. She loved to brag about her wonderful children, because she had taught them well. Her testimony of the Gospel is awesome and she was very sincere in wanting to help others understand the closeness she has with a dear Heavenly Father. Her love for everyone is beautiful and our hearts are so saddened that she is not here to visit with. Alice we love you forever and look forward to when we will meet again. Thank you for making this World a better place with your sincere love and caring. You are AWESOME!
Edith Smith
July 13, 2024
Edith Smith
July 13, 2024
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Edith Smith
July 13, 2024
Edith Smith
July 13, 2024
Edith Smith
July 13, 2024
Thank you Alice for always been so kind to us , thank you for the hugs , laughter ,all things we share together and for inviting us over to your home . you where always putting your best face even tho when you wasn´t feeling 100% you where such a strong woman always. now you are with your siblings and Heavenly Father and i do not have a doubt you are very happy at this moment
Our most hearted condolances go to your Family with much respect and love
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