DANIELS, ALICE MAY PASSED AWAY AT THE VULCAN GENERAL HOSPITAL NOVEMBER 12, 1993 AT THE AGE OF 73 YEARS.
ALICE WAS BORN MAY 1, 1920 AT WHITLAW, ALBERTA. SHE MOVED WITH HER MOTHER TO REGINA IN 1937, THEN TO CALGARY IN 1939 WHERE ALICE WORKED AS AN EGG GRADER. IN 1943, DURING THE WAR SHE MOVED TO VANCOUVER TO WORK FOR THE GOVERNMENT TO REGRADE EGGS THAT WERE SENT ON TO THE MEN IN THE BATTLE FIELDS. SHE RETURNED TO CALGARY IN 1945 AND FOLLOWING THE DISCHARGE OF HER FORMER CLASS MATE AT CEYLON, SASKATCHEWAN, ALBERT DANIELS, THEY WERE MARRIED IN DECEMBER THE SAME YEAR, AND CONTINUED TO RESIDE IN CALGARY UNTIL MOVING TO VULCAN IN 1956.
IN VULCAN, ALICE MANAGED THE SIMPSONS SEARS OFFICE THEN BEGAN WORKING AT JENKINS GROCERY STORE. THEN IN 1962 SHE STARTED WORKING WITH THE POST OFFICE IN VULCAN AND RETIRED IN 1980.
ALICE WAS A MEMBER OF THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION, VULCAN AND A HARD WORKER. ANYTHING SHE DECIDED TO DO SHE WOULD, WITH OR WITHOUT HELP. WHEN THEY FIRST MOVED TO VULCAN THE FIRST HOUSE THEY BOUGHT, SHE COMPLETELY RE-DID THE WHOLE INSIDE, SOMETIMES WITH HELP AND SOMETIMES WITHOUT. SHE ALSO HELPED BERT WITH REFINISHING WOOD. ALICE ENJOYED GARDENING, KNITTING AND CROCHETING BUT MOST OF ALL SHE LOVED TO DRIVE HER CAR.
BELOVED WIFE OF MR. BERT DANIELS OF VULCAN AND LOVING MOTHER OF A DAUGHTER LORRAINE (DARYL) MCDONAGH OF TERRACE, B.C AND A SON HARVEY OF CHAMPION, A SISTER-IN-LAW ESTHER THOMPSON OF CALGARY, TWO NEPHEWS ROLAND BIRNEY AND FRED KRAFT, TWO NIECES SOUJA (HAROLD) CHAMNEY AND VIRGINIA (ROSS) CHAMERS.
ALICE WAS PREDECEASED BY HER PARENTS, TWO SISTERS, A BROTHER GEORGE AND DAUGHTER-IN-LAW ERMA.
CREMATION. MEMORIAL SERVICE TUESDAY NOVEMBER 16, 1993 AT 2 P.M. AT ST. ALDHELM’S ANGLICAN CHURCH, VULCAN WITH REV. DON BINNEY OFFICIATING.
IN LIEU OF FLOWERS, IF FRIENDS SO DESIRE, MEMORIAL TRIBUTES TO ALBERTA CANCER FOUNDATION 1331-29 ST. N.W. CALGARY T2N 9Z9.
FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS IN CARE OF VULCAN FUNERAL HOME.