Alice Foe Obituary
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She was born December 9,1947, in Princeton, KY, to the late Herbert and Birdie Morse of Princeton, KY. Alice held many jobs in her lifetime. In her younger years, she was a welder at Speed Queen. She worked at many Pantrys (at the time) in Webster County as a cook. She also was a cook for many years where she retired at Townsends in Clay, Kentucky. As a cook there, she made many friends and fed the hungry along the way. Alice had a love for animals. Horses and cats were her passion. There was never a cat she met, she didn't try to take home with her!
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her son, Morris Anthony Foe; and her sisters Robbie, Blondale, and Reba; and brother James Morse.
Alice leaves behind children, Sheila Foe of Madisonville, KY, Christopher Foe of Providence, KY, Eleana Emerson, and William Steverson who lives out of state; nine grandchildren; seventeen great-grandchildren; and several great-great-grandchildren.
A memorial service will be held at a later date. Harris Funeral Home was entrusted with care.
May we know that when we die, we will rest in the arms of God Ruth 1:16-17
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