Altho I have very little memory of Aunt Alice... I do have a picture of us. She is helping me cut my birthday cake when I was 4 years old and living with them in Lowell.    Looking at all the wonderful picture.. I can see what a lovely person she must have been.  

my condolences to the family... Rita

I have so many wonderful memories of Babcia and JaJa, from being a little kid running around Maine, gorging on salt water taffy, and suffering through jello molds to exploring Boston,  hitting the casino, and taking in a Sox game years later as an adult. A picture is worth 1,000 words and scrolling through the pictures posted by family (thanks Mom!) it is clear that she lived a wonderful life full of family and happiness. Knowing that wherever she and JaJa are now, they are together brings an easy smile to my face! I just hope she’s letting him have donuts in heaven 💕 Love you Babcia!

Dear aunt Alice  I have such wonderful memories of you and I in my teen years when I would take the bus from Dracut to Lowell and spend Friday and Saturday.  You  loved to dance and you would go dancing in these beautiful dance dresses Friday night and I went to the church dance.In the evening we would sit and  talk you would teach me to cha  cha    cha and other dance steps. In the morning you would make breakfast you would do dishes I would dry. I felt you were like my big sister rather than my Aunt.I remember you said you would t marry till you met your soul mate. How happy you were when you met and married uncle Eddie. Your wedding picture is still hanging on my wall.  You both had such a glow. I can picture the  two of you hand in hand with that same glow  walking the path s of Heaven. Till we meet again.  Love you both. Niece Kathy

My Dear Aunt Alice, I remember the times you took me to Boston on the train and the shopping. Uncle Eddie would meet us after he got off work. And we would go out for dinner before heading back to Lowell and Dracut. You gave me my first piece of real jewelry when I was about 11 years old. And I have loved it ever since. You will be missed dearly. I will always remember you with love. Rest in peace with the Love of your life Uncle Eddie.

Your Loving niece Marlene Harrison

Alice was the youngest of Jadwega and Michael Filistowicz's children.   Her passing marks the end of that generation of the family.  Although being  the youngest Alice embraced more of the Polish traditions than any of her siblings. This was particularly the case when she met and subsequently married Eddie. Their union and the years they shared were clearly the happiest times of her life. She cherished her relationship with her beloved spouse and all of his offspring. Should there be a hereafter,  Alice and Eddie will continue to enjoy being together forever.

This world has lost an angel on earth.She will be missed and remembered for all time for her kindness and her loving ways.She's now lying her head on the heart of God where she has found peace.And with the love of her life and her beloved husband Eddie.To her family I wish you all comfort in all the blessed memories you have shared.Peace be with you!

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Alexandra "Alice" Elizabeth Zengilowski

4 diciembre, 1929 – 17 enero, 2021

Deltona Memorial Funeral Home & Gardens

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