Alice Haupt Wilburn

Birth date: Jul 30, 1925 Death date: Aug 23, 2021

Alice Haupt Wilburn, 96, died peacefully in Cutler Bay, FL., on August 23, 2021. She was born in Roanoke, Virginia on July 30, 1925. She was the daughter of the late George B. and Ethel M. Haupt. Alice was predeceased by her husba Read Obituary

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Grace Potts

215w ago

in honor of Alice.

Alice was my great grandma, she was my nanna and she was one of my favorite people in the world. When I was little my mom would drop me off at Nanna's house all the time and those are precious memories for me now. I remember her orange juice ice cubes, and all her birds and dogs decorating the house. Her favorite color was purple and she loved watching the ball games and golf, but the biggest thing was that she loved a lot, and she lived a wonderful and full life married to the love of her life and loving her family.💛 Now I know she's sitting in a comfy chair next to her sweet husband Edward Wilburn and first born Gail Gordon in heaven, all three of whom are very dearly missed; and may they forever rest in peace til we meet again.🙏💛

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Diane Damewood

217w ago

Aunt Alice became more than Aunt to me when she was diagnosed with Breast Cancer several years after my diagnosis. At a reunion in Roanoke shortly after her diagnosis, treatments, etc., she and I talked privately in one of Uncle Bob & Aunt Bettye Jo's bedrooms. The bond of Aunt and Niece grew into Sisterhood of Breast Cancer Survivors. I will never forget our tears, our words and love as we hugged each other, not wanting to let go. God Bless you, Aunt Alice, you are loved and will be sorely missed.

Jan, Carol and family much love and hugs dear cousins.

Diane Damewood
Cousin

Bonnie Mayo Selleck

217w ago

Alice was a cousin that was much loved and will be missed. The family is diminished with her loss. Although she didn't travel much in recent years, I know her siblings made sure she remained part of the family, especially at reunion times. I remember her smiles that could brighten a room and I can still hear her voice calling to her girls when they were young. A special memory is when I visited the family in their home in Homestead and I enjoyed time with Alice and her daughters. Gordon must have been flying somewhere, but came home before I left. What a great family, and what a wonderful life! My condolences to Jan and Carol; I know you will miss your mom and all she was in your lives.

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