Alysa Louise and I met in
1973ish. It was my first assignment as a substitute instructional Aide w CVESD, at Harborside School. They had opened a brand new Child Care Center program and she was the Director! I was 21 she was 31 I thought she much older, because she was so wise and worldly and elegant and could solve any problem in a very positive and congenial way. 
I can honestly say I would not be the person I am today if it wasn't for her being in my life! We worked at that program (it moved to Cook school in 1974ish) together for 25 years. She encouraged me to go back to school, I moved up the ranks and eventually, she moved on to a new job, and with her cheering me on, I became the director...
THANKS to you Alysa Louise!!! I love you my beautiful friend, sister, mentor, counselor!!! And I will love you FOREVER💞💞

I appreciate the caring touch you offered to the Rohr School community.  Your drum circle for the students created so much warmth and compassion. When I had the opportunity to see you while we were each visiting Sunrise Residence a few years ago, it was a treasured reunion. My condolences to Ken and the family, wishing healing and comfort in future days.

Louise and I were afternoon kindergarten teachers my first year of teaching in 1869-1970 at Kellogg School. In those days all women were required to wear dresses or skirts.  In January, Louise was the first to wear pants to school. No one said a word because she was a principal’s wife. She said, “There is nothing wrong with a tasteful pantsuit.”  The next day all the women wore pantsuits, a most welcome change.  Alysa was always kind and encouraging.  Much needed by a beginning teacher.

My Dear Alysa. You have been a very important part of my life’s healing. I thank God for you, and your WISDOM
LONNETTE Glasgow

Alysa, I had the pleasure of meeting you only a  short time, but the one thing that impressed me the most  about you was your faith, and I appreciated all the prayers I got from you specifically for the birth of my first grand daughter, may you rest in peace, and may God bless Ken with comfort and strength.

Alysa, Not one person tried to help or helped as much as you did to the family. I am proud to say that you were a part of my family and for that I was blessed. Miss you always and forever.!!!! With all the love in my heart.!!!💜😇🥰

Alysa, I will always remember and cherish our time together especially at the beach.  
May perpetual light shine on you. May you requiescat in pace et in amore.

Sending my love and comfort to Ken and the family.

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Alysa L Boucher

August 27, 1940 – January 15, 2024

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