Alice Marie Mitchell (1917 - 2013)
RALEIGH, N.C. - Alice Marie Mitchell, departed this life peacefully at Sunrise of North Hills on Thursday (Dec. 12, 2013) The youngest of 12 children, she was born on July 14, 1917, in Jessup, Pa., to Joseph and Mary Lynch. In addition to her parents and siblings, she was predeceased by her husband of 34 years, Thomas Mitchell.
Alice lived in Astoria, N.Y., and Niagara Falls, N.Y., before moving to Raleigh. She worked as a nurse's aide and unit clerk at Memorial Nursing Home in Niagara Falls. She had a joy for life, an infectious laugh, and sense of humor that touched many people. Alice loved to entertain, hunt for bargains, travel, read, do crossword puzzles and discuss politics with anyone who might cross her path. Her motto was "just have fun and enjoy life!" Above all, she cherished her family and especially her grandchildren. Alice was active in many ministries at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church and was past president of the Altar Guild. She also volunteered for many years at Rex Hospital.
She is survived by her daughter and husband, Joyce and Bob Moser of Olean, N.Y.; and son and his wife, Tom and Ann Mitchell of Raleigh; grandchildren, Alicia Erickson (Carl) of Cicero, N.Y., Amanda Burton (Brian) of Eagle River, Ark., Margaret Mitchell and Ashley Mitchell of Raleigh; great-grandchildren, Jake and Mina Erickson and Ian and Erik Burton.
Inurnment in the church's columbarium will be at a later date.
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Published in The Olean Times Herald on Dec. 15, 2013
Used with permission
RALEIGH, N.C. - Alice Marie Mitchell, departed this life peacefully at Sunrise of North Hills on Thursday (Dec. 12, 2013) The youngest of 12 children, she was born on July 14, 1917, in Jessup, Pa., to Joseph and Mary Lynch. In addition to her parents and siblings, she was predeceased by her husband of 34 years, Thomas Mitchell.
Alice lived in Astoria, N.Y., and Niagara Falls, N.Y., before moving to Raleigh. She worked as a nurse's aide and unit clerk at Memorial Nursing Home in Niagara Falls. She had a joy for life, an infectious laugh, and sense of humor that touched many people. Alice loved to entertain, hunt for bargains, travel, read, do crossword puzzles and discuss politics with anyone who might cross her path. Her motto was "just have fun and enjoy life!" Above all, she cherished her family and especially her grandchildren. Alice was active in many ministries at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church and was past president of the Altar Guild. She also volunteered for many years at Rex Hospital.
She is survived by her daughter and husband, Joyce and Bob Moser of Olean, N.Y.; and son and his wife, Tom and Ann Mitchell of Raleigh; grandchildren, Alicia Erickson (Carl) of Cicero, N.Y., Amanda Burton (Brian) of Eagle River, Ark., Margaret Mitchell and Ashley Mitchell of Raleigh; great-grandchildren, Jake and Mina Erickson and Ian and Erik Burton.
Inurnment in the church's columbarium will be at a later date.
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Published in The Olean Times Herald on Dec. 15, 2013
Used with permission
Alice Marie Mitchell (1917 - 2013)
RALEIGH, N.C. - Alice Marie Mitchell, departed this life peacefully at Sunrise of North Hills on Thursday (Dec. 12, 2013) The youngest of 12 children, she was born on July 14, 1917, in Jessup, Pa., to Joseph and Mary Lynch. In addition to her parents and siblings, she was predeceased by her husband of 34 years, Thomas Mitchell.
Alice lived in Astoria, N.Y., and Niagara Falls, N.Y., before moving to Raleigh. She worked as a nurse's aide and unit clerk at Memorial Nursing Home in Niagara Falls. She had a joy for life, an infectious laugh, and sense of humor that touched many people. Alice loved to entertain, hunt for bargains, travel, read, do crossword puzzles and discuss politics with anyone who might cross her path. Her motto was "just have fun and enjoy life!" Above all, she cherished her family and especially her grandchildren. Alice was active in many ministries at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church and was past president of the Altar Guild. She also volunteered for many years at Rex Hospital.
She is survived by her daughter and husband, Joyce and Bob Moser of Olean, N.Y.; and son and his wife, Tom and Ann Mitchell of Raleigh; grandchildren, Alicia Erickson (Carl) of Cicero, N.Y., Amanda Burton (Brian) of Eagle River, Ark., Margaret Mitchell and Ashley Mitchell of Raleigh; great-grandchildren, Jake and Mina Erickson and Ian and Erik Burton.
Inurnment in the church's columbarium will be at a later date.
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Published in The Olean Times Herald on Dec. 15, 2013
Used with permission
RALEIGH, N.C. - Alice Marie Mitchell, departed this life peacefully at Sunrise of North Hills on Thursday (Dec. 12, 2013) The youngest of 12 children, she was born on July 14, 1917, in Jessup, Pa., to Joseph and Mary Lynch. In addition to her parents and siblings, she was predeceased by her husband of 34 years, Thomas Mitchell.
Alice lived in Astoria, N.Y., and Niagara Falls, N.Y., before moving to Raleigh. She worked as a nurse's aide and unit clerk at Memorial Nursing Home in Niagara Falls. She had a joy for life, an infectious laugh, and sense of humor that touched many people. Alice loved to entertain, hunt for bargains, travel, read, do crossword puzzles and discuss politics with anyone who might cross her path. Her motto was "just have fun and enjoy life!" Above all, she cherished her family and especially her grandchildren. Alice was active in many ministries at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church and was past president of the Altar Guild. She also volunteered for many years at Rex Hospital.
She is survived by her daughter and husband, Joyce and Bob Moser of Olean, N.Y.; and son and his wife, Tom and Ann Mitchell of Raleigh; grandchildren, Alicia Erickson (Carl) of Cicero, N.Y., Amanda Burton (Brian) of Eagle River, Ark., Margaret Mitchell and Ashley Mitchell of Raleigh; great-grandchildren, Jake and Mina Erickson and Ian and Erik Burton.
Inurnment in the church's columbarium will be at a later date.
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Published in The Olean Times Herald on Dec. 15, 2013
Used with permission
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