Alice K. Hansen
October 15, 1927 - June 10, 2008
Obituary
Alice K. Hansen, born to Alden W. Klotz and Ora C. Klotz on Oct. 15, 1927, peacefully succumbed to Alzheimer’s disease on June 10, 2008. Her devoted husband of 62 years and family members were at her side. She was a beloved wife and wonderful mother with a generous, kind, charismatic nature. She gave her best in all endeavors, from volunteering with the American Cancer Society, Garden Club, and PTA, to helping neighbors in need. She loved to play bridge with friends. She worked for many years in the family business, helping to ensure its financial security. She always had a quick wit and a cheerful word for associates, family and her many friends. Her spirit was intact even through the last difficult days. She is survived by her husband, Dayne; sons, Michael Margaret and Dennis Ingrid Hansen; daughter, Lisa Stephen Olmstead; nine grandchildren; Ryan, Gavin, Nicole, Crystal, Alden, Dayne, Blake, Tessa and Jess; sisters Jerrie VanHouten, Joan Thomas, Sylvia Wood and Sandra LaBossier. A celebration of Alice’s life will be held on Friday, June 20, 2008 at 11:00 at John Knox Presbyterian Church 109 S.W. Normandy Road, Normandy Park, WA. 98166.
Alice was wonderful! As a young teenager, I would wonder down to her house to play with Michael. She always made you feel welcome with a warm smile.
My heart goes out to Dayne, Lisa,
Michael, Dennis and family. Will always fondly remember the fun times in the summer going down to the Hanson’s house and the 101 steps to the beach. Alice would pack Lisa and I a lunch that was alway good! Alice was always beautiful and so funny. Will always have many happy memories of growing up in Seahurst.
She was a great lady.
I feel especially privileged to have had Alice as a friend and a
bridge buddy. I treasure the happy
memories she and I shared.
It was an honor to be able to spend time with Alice, Dayne, and their wonderful family at so many family gatherings. They always made us feel so welcome. Our condolences and love go out to her family at this difficult time.