Alice Abraham, daughter of Aley and Joseph Kunnathukizhakethil, spouse of A. T. Abraham, beloved mother of Mary and Anchalee, and loving grandmother of Alexander, Amelia, Maya and Tara, returned to our loving Father last Friday morning, December 3, 2021 at 9:57 a.m. Alice was also a sister to Mary, Lucy, Baby, John, Jose, Thomas, Molly, Lizy, Jessy, Betty, Jiji and Mini.
She was affectionately nicknamed Evergreen by her siblings for her timeless smile and beauty. Her mission in life was to better the lives of everyone she met through her strong faith in God and generous heart.
Professionally, she was a teacher at the Assumption Sriracha School in Thailand. When she moved to the United States in the year 2000, she was a caregiver to infants and toddlers at ACCA Child Development Center in Annandale, Virginia. She was a wonderful chef, a world traveler and an exceptional 28 card game and scrabble player. She touched the hearts of so many people across the globe with her thoughtfulness, kindness, patience, generosity and incredible warmth. Her life was an excellent demonstration of charity, faith, hope and love. Her life and love will continue in all of us.
Her heart ached for orphans who are not held and loved by family. She strongly believed and gave to orphanages that cared for innocent children who have lost their family.
If you plan to attend the wake and funeral on December 8, 2021, consider donating to this cause. We will transfer all the proceeds to an orphanage worthy of her memory. We are considering helping Jeevachaithanya Sisubhavan at Ettumanoor, Kerala, India in her memory.
https://gofund.me/757e99ae
She was affectionately nicknamed Evergreen by her siblings for her timeless smile and beauty. Her mission in life was to better the lives of everyone she met through her strong faith in God and generous heart.
Professionally, she was a teacher at the Assumption Sriracha School in Thailand. When she moved to the United States in the year 2000, she was a caregiver to infants and toddlers at ACCA Child Development Center in Annandale, Virginia. She was a wonderful chef, a world traveler and an exceptional 28 card game and scrabble player. She touched the hearts of so many people across the globe with her thoughtfulness, kindness, patience, generosity and incredible warmth. Her life was an excellent demonstration of charity, faith, hope and love. Her life and love will continue in all of us.
Her heart ached for orphans who are not held and loved by family. She strongly believed and gave to orphanages that cared for innocent children who have lost their family.
If you plan to attend the wake and funeral on December 8, 2021, consider donating to this cause. We will transfer all the proceeds to an orphanage worthy of her memory. We are considering helping Jeevachaithanya Sisubhavan at Ettumanoor, Kerala, India in her memory.
https://gofund.me/757e99ae
Alice Abraham, daughter of Aley and Joseph Kunnathukizhakethil, spouse of A. T. Abraham, beloved mother of Mary and Anchalee, and loving grandmother of Alexander, Amelia, Maya and Tara, returned to our loving Father last Friday morning, December 3, 2021 at 9:57 a.m. Alice was also a sister to Mary, Lucy, Baby, John, Jose, Thomas, Molly, Lizy, Jessy, Betty, Jiji and Mini.
She was affectionately nicknamed Evergreen by her siblings for her timeless smile and beauty. Her mission in life was to better the lives of everyone she met through her strong faith in God and generous heart.
Professionally, she was a teacher at the Assumption Sriracha School in Thailand. When she moved to the United States in the year 2000, she was a caregiver to infants and toddlers at ACCA Child Development Center in Annandale, Virginia. She was a wonderful chef, a world traveler and an exceptional 28 card game and scrabble player. She touched the hearts of so many people across the globe with her thoughtfulness, kindness, patience, generosity and incredible warmth. Her life was an excellent demonstration of charity, faith, hope and love. Her life and love will continue in all of us.
Her heart ached for orphans who are not held and loved by family. She strongly believed and gave to orphanages that cared for innocent children who have lost their family.
If you plan to attend the wake and funeral on December 8, 2021, consider donating to this cause. We will transfer all the proceeds to an orphanage worthy of her memory. We are considering helping Jeevachaithanya Sisubhavan at Ettumanoor, Kerala, India in her memory.
https://gofund.me/757e99ae
She was affectionately nicknamed Evergreen by her siblings for her timeless smile and beauty. Her mission in life was to better the lives of everyone she met through her strong faith in God and generous heart.
Professionally, she was a teacher at the Assumption Sriracha School in Thailand. When she moved to the United States in the year 2000, she was a caregiver to infants and toddlers at ACCA Child Development Center in Annandale, Virginia. She was a wonderful chef, a world traveler and an exceptional 28 card game and scrabble player. She touched the hearts of so many people across the globe with her thoughtfulness, kindness, patience, generosity and incredible warmth. Her life was an excellent demonstration of charity, faith, hope and love. Her life and love will continue in all of us.
Her heart ached for orphans who are not held and loved by family. She strongly believed and gave to orphanages that cared for innocent children who have lost their family.
If you plan to attend the wake and funeral on December 8, 2021, consider donating to this cause. We will transfer all the proceeds to an orphanage worthy of her memory. We are considering helping Jeevachaithanya Sisubhavan at Ettumanoor, Kerala, India in her memory.
https://gofund.me/757e99ae
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