Alice E. Stone

Alice E. Stone obituary, Turlock, CA

Alice E. Stone

Alice Stone Obituary

Obituary published on Legacy.com by Turlock Memorial Park & Funeral Home on Nov. 4, 2025.
Alice Evelyn Stone of Denair, California passed away on October 24, 2025 in Modesto at the age of 97. Mrs. Stone was born in Merced County and raised in Hilmar, CA. She graduated from Hilmar High School and Modesto Junior College, attended San Francisco State University, and completed her Bachelor of Arts degree at Stanislaus State University. She held a lifetime California teaching credential. She taught for 16 years at Vincent School in Merced County and for 23 years at Crowell School in Turlock. Mrs. Stone was preceded in death by her first husband Leonard W. Lytle, her daughter Cynthia O'Brien, her parents Manuel J. and Mary V. Bettencourt, her sister Hilda Marson, and her brother David Bettencourt. She is survived by her husband Leon E. Stone of Denair, her daughter Rene Lytle and son-in-law Nicholas Pinhey, her son Randal Lytle and daughter-in-law Irene Lytle, five grandchildren, one great-granddaughter, and a second great-grandchild expected in 2026. Private interment was held at Turlock Memorial Park.

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Brina Williams

November 4, 2025

Mrs. Stone was my third grade teacher at Crowell in 1990. I had just moved to Turlock and was attending a new school. She was the teacher in my life who helped me overcome shyness and I will always remember her for that. Her class was the place I learned to feel confident. She was demanding but very kind. I remember a class store where we could earn money to buy prizes like erasers and scented pencils. She had reading groups before and after school, and I attended her late reading group in the afternoon where she had us laughing, racing to be the first to look up words in the dictionary. I saw her picture on this obituary today and gasped, no - my teacher! I´m 44 years old and I felt like my third grade self for a minute. Thank you Mrs. Stone for being a benchmark teacher in my life who I will never forget. I am a high school teacher now and I am adding dictionary races to my classes as a tribute to her. My love and condolences to her family. I loved her too.

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