Alicia Zouse Wheeler

Alicia and I have been friends for 50 years. We have always been in touch one way or another all these years. It was always top priority to get together every June as both our birthdays were in June. She always had a little gift for me. Even if it was just a simple card full of confetti. She always made things fun.
If there was an upcoming concert, I´d give her a call she was ready to go. She loved life, her family, her God and cherished her friendships. I have been blessed to have her friendship for half a century. I will forever miss you "Zouse"

I am so sorry to the family and friends of Alicia on your profound loss.

I met Alicia when we worked together at Brighton Collectibles on St Armands Circle several years ago. Since then she always assisted me with my banking needs at Chase. We would run into each other from time to time and she shared her love of all things Disney with me. Alicia was always fun and upbeat, outgoing and considerate. She is sorely missed.

Over the many years of knowing Alicia, she was always genuine, loving, kind, generous, strong and witty. I will miss our periodic dinners out with the 5 of us childhood friends - me, Debbie, Donna, Alicia and Andrea (Alicia's beloved sister and best friend). She would always bring us girls goodie bags, which was a "typical Alicia thing" to do. She always thought of others before thinking of herself. Until we see each other again Alicia, love you lots. Holding Andrea, the family, friends and all who love Alicia in my prayers and in my heart. Pam Turrell

Alicia was my wonderful neighbor in Forest Creek. We were the first two homes in the development and I was blessed to live right next door to her.

Alicia was energetic and busy and full of the spirit of joy! She shared family photos each year and always left us Christmas surprise gifts.

We enjoyed her pool together on hot summer weekends and she was always sharing details on her next adventure!!

Alicia thank you for being a wonderful, kind and thoughtful neighbor. . Love. Tammy Martin

I´ll alway remember our Margaritaville Cruise, we had so much fun. All the memes she used to send us and make us laugh. We miss her already.

I loved Alicia, she was so warm, kind, and fun. Her poor family must be suffering so. We sure are.

We had several classes in 7th grade Brookside middle when we met and we hit it off immediately. I used to ride the school bus to her house in Gulf Gate....I remember she, Andrea and I would wet braid our hair so it would be crinkled the next day. We cheered together in High School as well. She was my every decade reunion date, movie and concert partner.
I will dearly miss her.