Alice Shaw

On behalf of the Richland Area Retired Educators' Association (RAREA), our deepest sympathy to RAREA member Jerry Shaw and family. Alice was a frequent guest and presenter at our RAREA meetings when Jerry & Alice lived in Richland Center. Paul Murphey, RAREA President

Jerry, I was so sad to hear of Alice's passing. I know she was your shining star and I know you will miss her more than words can say. Alice was a wonderful, loving, fun, caring, thoughtful, marvelous person and I am so thankful that she was a part of my life for so many years. She touched so many lives and cared for so many people I absolutely know she has heard those words "Well done thou good and faithful servant you have been faithful over a little I will set you over much, enter into the joy of your master" Matthew 25:21 May the Lord grant you peace and comfort in the coming weeks as you walk through this very difficult time of loss.

Jerry, I was so sorry to hear of Alice's death. She was a very lovely person and will be missed greatly. I am so sorry that I was unable to come in person to express my sympathy. Madge (Nelson) Neuheisel

Sincere condolences to Jerry. Alice was a good friend to me and you both were always very kind. 💕

Alice was a classmate of mine in the Richland Center High School at least during our sophomore year, 1958. At the time she lived with the Cook family on Seminary St. and there were 2 brothers in that family. I remember Neil but the other name escapes me. I visited Alice and Jerry in Richland Center the day of our 55th class reunion at their home in R.C. and learned about her interest in buttons and books, a delightful visit. I went on to the reunion which they did not attend. I believe that was the only time I saw Alice after my class graduated in 1960 so many years ago. To Jerry and family, I am sorry for your loss. Sincerely, Rita