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Alma Louise <I>Repp</I> Bice Partlow

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Alma Louise Repp Bice Partlow

Birth
Death
4 Jul 2019 (aged 89)
Burial
Perry, Dallas County, Iowa, USA Add to Map
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Alma Louise Bice-Partlow was born to Junious and Faye Repp December 7, 1929 and was welcomed into God’s arms on July 4, 2019. She was one of five children all of whom preceded her in death. On August 15, 1948 she was married to the love of her life Robert (Bob) Eugene Bice with that marriage resulting in two children, Doris and Dennis. Alma spent the early years of their marriage taking care of her family and helping Bob on the farm. After her children were raised she studied the healing properties of Reflexology and become a pioneer in the field. Most people will remember her as someone who was known for her keen ability to help others through their bodily aches and pains. She was an early version of an herbalist and naturopathic healer. Alma loved helping others always opening her home to one more person no matter what the hour who might need her to “rub their feet” in order to overcome whatever was causing them to suffer. She was a person who gave of herself wherever the need, serving the Perry Methodist Church as a bell ringer and arranging the altar flowers for each Sunday’s service. She was formerly an active member of the Perry Garden Club and had a very admirable sense of style in gardening. After Bob passed away she leaned on her friends to help her move forward and continue living life. During this time she started spending her weekends enjoying her new hobby of dancing at Lake Robbins. It was there that she met her second husband Everett Partlow and enjoyed life with him until he was taken too soon by cancer.

Moving into her twilight years she enjoyed the company of her dear friend Virgil Pedersen. They spent many winters in Texas and summers in Iowa moving through life, enjoying each other’s company. After Virgil passed she moved to Oregon to be closer to her children. She knew it was the best thing for her, but she never gave up her love of Iowa and all the VERY special friends and family she left behind.
Contributor: Cemeterysearcher
Alma Louise Bice-Partlow was born to Junious and Faye Repp December 7, 1929 and was welcomed into God’s arms on July 4, 2019. She was one of five children all of whom preceded her in death. On August 15, 1948 she was married to the love of her life Robert (Bob) Eugene Bice with that marriage resulting in two children, Doris and Dennis. Alma spent the early years of their marriage taking care of her family and helping Bob on the farm. After her children were raised she studied the healing properties of Reflexology and become a pioneer in the field. Most people will remember her as someone who was known for her keen ability to help others through their bodily aches and pains. She was an early version of an herbalist and naturopathic healer. Alma loved helping others always opening her home to one more person no matter what the hour who might need her to “rub their feet” in order to overcome whatever was causing them to suffer. She was a person who gave of herself wherever the need, serving the Perry Methodist Church as a bell ringer and arranging the altar flowers for each Sunday’s service. She was formerly an active member of the Perry Garden Club and had a very admirable sense of style in gardening. After Bob passed away she leaned on her friends to help her move forward and continue living life. During this time she started spending her weekends enjoying her new hobby of dancing at Lake Robbins. It was there that she met her second husband Everett Partlow and enjoyed life with him until he was taken too soon by cancer.

Moving into her twilight years she enjoyed the company of her dear friend Virgil Pedersen. They spent many winters in Texas and summers in Iowa moving through life, enjoying each other’s company. After Virgil passed she moved to Oregon to be closer to her children. She knew it was the best thing for her, but she never gave up her love of Iowa and all the VERY special friends and family she left behind.
Contributor: Cemeterysearcher

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married Aug 15 1948, parents of Doris & Dennis



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