Alice Fraser Webb

Alice Fraser Webb, Fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, born August 20, 1928, died February 21, 2014. Dear daughter of the late Donald V. and Helen (née Sanders) Fraser, Sr.; Loving wife of the late Jack J. Webb, Sr.; devoted mother of Jack J. (Mary) Webb, Jr., Wendy (Dr. Dennis) Bullard, James M. (Julie) Webb, Joseph F. Webb and Jeff Webb; dear grandmother of Jack (Melissa) Webb, Rebecca Webb and Regina (Travis) Mossotti, April Bullard, Kelsey Bullard, James Webb, Jr., Alexander Webb, Bridget Webb and Gavin Webb; Dear great-grandmother of Astin Varga, Cora and James Mossotti; dear sister of Margaret (Charles) DeBlieux, David Fraser, Dr. Daniel (Norma) Fraser and the late Donald (Barbara) Fraser, Jr.; dear sister-in-law, aunt, cousin and friend.

Alice Fraser Webb was born and raised in St. Louis, Missouri and attended City House Sacred Heart Academy. She was an accomplished athlete in her youth, being captain of the field hockey and basketball teams during high school. She was married in 1947 and was blessed with five children. She possessed great wisdom, strength and compassion. She was a loving mother who instilled moral strength in all of her children. She was a role model for her fervent religious faith in the Catholic Church and lived her life according to its caring principles.

She worked in various antique enterprises, such as Dream House Miniatures. Her beloved hobby was the breeding of German Shepherds and Avagana Sighthounds. She had a great passion for all animals and was a strong supporter of many animal preservation and rights groups.

She was an accomplished rug hooker who earned her rug hooking teaching certification. She shared her rug hooking skills with many enthusiasts across the country. She was well known for using natural dyes in the production of colors for her rug hooking wools. She will be missed by all of those that loved and cherished her. Her presence in this world made those who knew her blessed. She is looking at us from Heaven and caring for each one that touched her life.