Alice Kreiman Obituary

To Debbie, Lisa, David -- and your kids (and grandchildren?) -- It is now 2024. Alice certainly is the MOST significant and important person I've ever known (met her in 1962!). She continues to have a profound influence on how I live, and her values are those which I hope I've conveyed to my kids. (your cousins), Is this one component of immortality? Please know what extraordinary parents you had. Thank you. Wendy Tucker (Tockman)

It's 2023 and I still think of Alice--what a friend she always was. She was steadfast and loyal and most importantly, honest to her core. To any in her family that might read this so many years later, please know that she will never be forgotten. An extraordinary person.

Dear Aunti Alice:

I think of you often and miss our varied conversations. I hope that you and Mom are having fun. Do they let you two play the slots up there? Please say hi to my Dad for me. Take care!

Love,

Michael

Aunt Alice, It sure is hard not being able to see you while I talk to you. Know this, you are in my thoughts and prayers always! I love you and I miss you lots!
Love, Lori

Hi Mom - me again. All is ok here - about ready to move - new house is coming along - Katie is doing a great job managing all the details of the work being done - I think you'd like it. Kids are good - Sydney broke her leg (long story) which has made the days and bedtime challenging, but they are happy kids and Jess is doing great - she is actually working at the stables twice a week earning free lessons - I watched her this past weekend. Of course the one time I watched, she had a horse she didn't like (very big), but I like watching her ride horses more than I liked watching her skate - she seems happier doing it and it is cool talking to her about horses - so much enthusiasm. I started driving your car - Charlie still calls it Grandma's car. I hope you are logged in - I think of you all the time, and miss you like crazy. Dad's doing ok, but I am sure you talk to each other. That's all for now - love you.

Mom - forgot a couple things. I told you briefly about the twins. Kate is doing well - she is very excited about the new place, and misses you very much too. She always felt so lucky to have a mother-in-law like you. And J is doing great - 100% horse crazy (even went to Kentucky with Kate for a 13th birthday girls trip), and was able to do so because she kicked it up a gear in school and bore down and brought her grades up to just about all A's. I am proud of her. It can't be easy becoming a teenager with screaming terrible two twins and other stresses at home - she is an amazing young woman most of the time. I will write again. I have until February to add entries, so stay logged on, ok!

Mom - although I say "hi" to you every day, I just felt like I wanted to write you a quick note, and assuming you will find Internet access and email where you are, maybe you will get this message. I can't be too personal here, since this can't be "private", but I want to make sure you know how much I love and miss you. I came by for a visit on Mother's Day. It is now my least favorite holiday - what good is it without you here. I didn't stay long because the twins were in the van, but they still ask for you, and your car, for now, is in the garage and they call it "Grandma's car". I show them your picture often. They are incorrigible, but amazing at the same time. The last month has been horrible with buying and selling homes, but thankfully, that is behind us now. You would be humbled by how much you are still missed everywhere - as silly as it sounds, I don't want my sadness to go away. I can be happy in life and still maintain my sadness for you not being here, so that is what I choose. Watch over me, and I will feed off that until we see each other again. Say hi to Grandma Gert. I love you mommy.

Dear Lisa, Debbie, David and Jerry,
I just found out that my wonderful friend is no longer with us. She will always be in my heart. We were friends for so many years, working with ESCCA, the Art Center and Dist 65. I keep thinking of Chute, and my wonderful students, Debbie, David and Lisa. I will truly miss Alice. I extend my heartfelt sympathy. Love, Lois

I am sorry to hear of your loss. My mother passed a year and a half ago and I understand what you must be going through. They were both part of a generation of women who made our city and our world better.

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Lisa,
Our condolences to your family on your loss.
She was clearly a very special person.

When I think of Alice, I'm flooded with the warmest, heartfelt memories. Her generosity to all of Debbie's friends will never be forgotten or under appreciated.

Dear Jerry,
Although I have been out of touch with you for too long, I have not forgotten you or the wonderful times when we worked together so many years ago. I also remember when Celia and I met Alice at your home and our toddlers played together.I was therefore very sad to learn of your loss of Alice and of,what must have been, a good life together. I want you to know that my thoughts and prayers are with you, and that I wish you may be spared all further grief. May you be comforted by the love of your family and friends.

David, Debbie, Lisa & Jerry:

Our deepest sympathy for your loss. We will always remember the great times growing up with the Kreiman family. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you.

Love,
The Eisenmenger Gals---Annie & Kate

Dear Debbie, Marvin, & Naiomi,

Thinking of you at this difficult time. My prayers are with you and your family.

Dear Deb, Marvin, Naomi, and Family,

Our hearts are with you during this difficult time. May your memories of your Mom/Grandma warm your hearts and bring you comfort as the next days and weeks pass. I know that her love for you will be with you forever.

The Van Swol Family

Dear Lisa, Taylor and Jordyn,

Thinking about you all during these very difficult days. I was always so impressed with everything your mom/grandma was involved in and how much she gave back to our community.
Love, Marcy LaKind

Dear Lisa, Taylor and Jordyn,

Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Nancy & Rayna Kwo

Dear Jerry, and my cousins and their children,
I love Aunt Alice probably as much as all of you do, and I will miss her immensely. Words cannot express the sadness in your loss. Call anytime I'll be glad to hear from you!
Love, Lori Kreiman Hickey

We were so sorry to hear of Alice's passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Lincoln, Merry, Will, Jamie, and Annie Bleveans (Pawling, NY)

Dear Lisa, Taylor and Jordyn,

We are so sorry to hear about your mom and grandmother's passing. She sounds like she was a remarkable woman!
Alena so enjoyed meeting her and swimming in her pool.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Love,
The Morrissey's
Jim, Lydia, Alena and Jack

Dear Debbie, David, Lisa and sweet Jerry ---
I was so sad to hear about Alice's passing. My memories are so vivid as we grew up.

May you find comfort in all the memories that fill your hearts, and may you find peace as the days pass. You are in my deepest prayers and thoughts.
Love-
DeeDee

Dear Kreiman Family,
Our thoughts and prayers are with during this most difficult time. Alice was a beautiful person both inside and more importantly inside. Our times together at The Players Club in Hilton Head are how we will always remember the playfull child in Alice.
Our Love to you all,
Sam & Barbara

Jerry. Our heart felt condolences to you and your family.

Frank & Barbara Jambois

Dear Kreiman Family,
I am so sorry to hear of Alice's passing. We spent many good times around the kitchen island together
May she rest in peace.
Love,
Marla