Contributions to the tribute of Aliceanne V. Johnson

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Rev. Fr. Albert J. Oneto, OSF lit a candle

Thursday, March 10, 2022

I first met Alliceanne in the summer of 1972 when I was Hired right out of the Navy to work in the Lab at the WCA Hospital. I was assigned to the "Phlebotomy Clinic" and to the "Pathology Lab", under the direction of Dr. Furhman! I spent the next 3 years working with the Pathologists and with Aliceanne as my supervisor. I cannot express enough how professionally she operated the laboratory and her Staff... When I left the lab to continue my undergraduate degree at Syracuse and ultimately, to the Seminary, I remember how gracious she was and the kind words she expressed for my service to the Hospital Lab and the Patients. Please know that I will hold Aliceanne's memory in Prayer and Masses this Weekend and please accept my Sincerest Condolences on your Loss but also of a Life Well lived!! May God Bless this amazing and kind Soul!!

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Wendy Litzen posted a condolence

Wednesday, March 9, 2022

I met Aliceanne when she hired me to assist her parents, Ebba and Clarence. She loved her family dearly especially her nephews.She a positive influence on my son John (Dan) in later years as he chose the medical field to work in. She will be missed as she changed my life by being my friend.

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Joyce Kellogg posted a condolence

Wednesday, March 9, 2022

The family of Lee 'Barney' Kellogg (1932-1995) and Joyce extends to Aliceanne's family our most-sincere sympathy in the passing of your loved one. Aliceanne was a lovely addition to our Lakewood Legion Post 1286 for many years on nearly a daily basis. She was a gentle soul, loved by each of us. Be strong; I know you will.

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Tuesday, March 8, 2022

Aliceanne V. Johnson

1933 - 2022

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