October 4, 2011
Morgan, Alice M.
Alice M. Morgan (Malloy), a resident of Dedham, died on October 3, 2011 at the age of 83. Born and raised in Roxbury, Massachusetts, she was the daughter of the late William Malloy and Ellen (Cronin). She was a graduate of the Timilty High School in Roxbury. Alice was the wife of the late Walter L. Morgan and was predeceased by her sons Walter M. and Michael J. Morgan. She was the sister of William J. Malloy of St. Louis, MO , the late Peter D., John J.Malloy and Rita Bridget Emerson. She was the very dear friend of the late Joseph Nagle. She is also survived by many nieces and nephews. Relatives and friends are invited to attend her graveside service on Thursday, October 6, 2011 at 11 AM at the Brookdale Cemetery in Dedham, MA.
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Aunt Alice will be missed and can’t believe she’s gone, there is never enough time. I have many great memories of her and Uncle Joe- from sitting on the porch on Roxana St. to their move to Dedham and lots of Christmas’ mornings that I will never forget. She loved the simple life and appreciated the little things, a simple phone call or letter made her day. Her weekly calls from her brother Mickey she always looked forward to and pictures of all the kids. Never forgot your birthday or any holiday, as a kid I loved getting mail from her, she wrote the best notes- I will cherish my memories of her and Uncle Joe forever.
I will miss you dearly and will keep your memory close . You were my aunt and my friend. Love you
I love you Aunt Alice. Today you are on my mind heavily. I miss you.
Thinkin of Aunt Alice, Cant believe its almost been a year- Sara how are you and your dad doing if you see this. <3 Eileen emepotts@comcast.net
Auntie Alice… You were ALWAYS CONTENT even with little or nothing around you! Always mindful of everyone but never of yourself! You lived my Mother dearly. You suffered unspeakable tradgedies, that no Mother should….No you are free to see you boys! I believed you were in a constant state of sorrow but now you are reunited w/ ur son’s! That’s all u ever wanted!