Alice L. Eldreth

I was Alice's older brother. I am still shocked that she's no longer with us. I know she's in heaven with mom and dad and our sister. She's free of pain and at peace. I miss the times we shared when she stayed with us in Coatesville. Our big parties especially when Halloween and Christmas rolled around. I also remember when we had parties at the bowling alley and trying to watch her bowel. There so many memories to cherish. I miss and love you sis. Until we see other again, RIP.

I was Alice's brother in law. I was married to her late sister, Janet. I really kind of was stuck in my own little bubble and keep to myself, but one memory that I really appreciated was, I had to go to my Aunts in DE near Rehoboth and I needed someone to watch Roger my son and she stayed with him. No questions was asked she jumped right at it. I offered her to pay and she refused. Alice stayed that week cooked cleaned and they both went out for walks she loved staying active. I wish I would done more to help as she got sick. But now she's in God's hands and at peace.
RIP Alice

Miss u Aunt Ally can't believe u are gone I guess mom mom an pop called u home to be with them and ur sister. R.I.P aunt Alice will always miss u and ur stories about the VFW and us walking around town with Mike's lemonade

Aunt Alice was such a sweet Aunt. She used to do my hair and make up when I was younger, and we would take walks to the stores and to get food. She was the first to give me my first drink (when I shouldn't have had it, shhhh lol). She was definitely a fun person to be around, and will definitely be missed. Give everyone big hugs and a kiss for me, until we meet again. Rest in Peace, Aunt Alice.

Alice was my sister..she lived with me, went out with me, watched TV and played games with me and even at times argued with me. Makes me smile just thinking about it, but a day doesn't go by that I don't miss her
I love and miss her very much...until we all meet again. RIP

Alice was a great Aunt. She enjoyed walking, I remember we use to walk to Walmart and big lots. We would go up to the Kennett high school and walk the track area. Alice had a sense of humor and always tried to do her best at everything she did. I remember she use to get excited knowing holidays were coming around or for cookouts cause I would make deviled eggs which she loved. It seems weird that she's not with us. But she's with us spiritually and I know she's at peace and not in any pain. She's with many loved ones watching from above. I know we all will be reunited again one day in the heavens. Until then, RIP Aunt Alice. I love and miss you.