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Alice Yeager
November 16th, 1914 - January 14th, 2008
Alice Louise Wolfe Yeager Alice, known as “Lee”, died January 14, 2008 at the age of 93 at Providence Mother Joseph Health Care. A resident of Olympia for eleven years, Lee previously lived in Chandler, Arizona. She was born on November 16, 1914 in Pitsford, NY. and was a graduate of Sarah Lawrence College. Lee worked with theater, both professionally and as a teacher of drama. Married to William Livingston Yeager, Lee had one daughter, Mary Y. Moore, of Olympia. She is survived by her daughter and her granddaughter Sheri Jarvis (Jim) of Virginia City, Montana. To leave the family a condolence, please cllick on View Guestbook below.
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In Tumwater, Funeral Alternatives of Washington stands as a beacon of compassion and personalization in funeral services, offering the community thoughtful and customized arrangements that honor the memory of their loved ones. We pride ourselves on providing services that reflect the individuality of each person we commemorate, ensuring that every aspect of the funeral or cremation planning is aligned with the family's wishes and budget. Our dedicated team in Tumwater takes the time to understand your preferences, assisting with everything from catering coordination to creating personalized memorial items. We manage the logistical details so you can focus on what matters most: honoring the life and legacy of your loved one....
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