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Edna Alfieri Obituary
Edna worked as a CPA. She enjoyed the outdoors, bike riding, swimming, and being politically active. Edna loved raising Champion Yorkshire Terriers.
Edna is survived by her sister Randy Dian Woodall, her brother Victor Alfieri (Diana), sister-in-law Dawn Alfieri (Terry Alfieri); nieces and nephews: Lindsey (Ed) Dilley and their daughters Olivia and Hailey, Lesley (Ryan) Coghill, Ashley (Daniel) Vander Wal and their sons Devin, Baylin, Corbin and Maysin; Lyle Danley, Bryan Alfieri, and other family and friends.
Edna will be remembered as a loving sister, a playful aunt, and a loyal friend. In lieu of flowers, consider a donation to the American Cancer Society in her name. A memorial will be planned at a future date for family and friends.
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Ricki Snyder
July 21, 2025
Always together for 15 years of fun. She will be missed.
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Ricki Snyder
July 19, 2025
We were inseparable for 15 years. She was like a sister to me. I will miss knowing she is in this world. God bless her family in their loss.
Tammy Douma
July 5, 2025
Dear Randy and Family,
My deepest sympathy on the passing of Edna. She was a true friend to me, and we shared many good times. Swimming, riding horses, overnights with homemade pizza, lots of cheese, and many laughs. I was glad to be there for her when she needed a friend.
I was hoping she would come home for our 50th Class Reunion next year. I had a lot of fun visiting with her when I went to Florida. Take care.
Sincerely,
Tammy Douma
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